RV Stairs Handrails Ladder w/Step Cover, 4 Step 5th Wheel Stair Hot Tub Steps with Handrail, Economy Universal Mobile Home Steps with Handrail and Platform for Outdoor

The stairs are awesome. I've had them about a year and I love them. I put them together with my adult son because it helped to have an extra set of hands. It was easy. They are very sturdy.

These work just fine for what they are, temporary stairs. One wasn't wide enough, bought another. They work fine. They take some time to put together and the rug pieces don't stay on very well. We figured that out. No problem. They are what we need for now. They do seem sturdy.

I bought these stairs, because I am recovering for six or more weeks from foot surgery and wanted a more stable and easy way to get into my RV, which we live in full-time. My husband and I built these together in 1.5 hours. The instructions were pretty clear, but we did get a couple of the rods turned around the wrong direction and had to restart a couple of times. Just follow the pictures closely! We only used one handrail, because we have an entry door that swings outward and would’ve been right in the way of the other handrail. The stairs seem really sturdy, yet lightweight enough for my husband to pick up and move by himself, and the handrail is very nice to use. I also did realize the handrail is adjustable in height, which is great! The little carpet pieces are very nice. I saw in some of the reviews that people said they might blow away in the wind, and I can see that, as they do not stick down to the steps . We have some really great 3M double-sided tape that we use for a lot of things in our RV. We have tried sticking them down with that. I may give an update later on how that works out.

We needed these to use with our Jumping Jack trailer. They make getting on the trailer, and into the tent so much easier. They are very sturdy, even on rocky/gravel bases. They are much better than the simple step stool that the company gave us with the trailer. The handrail is a nice feature. Especially when it’s raining.They do come with removable carpet tread pads. They are just an anti slip pad that you lay down on them. You’d have to take them in with you if the wind is really bad, as they don’t stick to the stairs. We always make sure to throw them in the backseat of the truck when we break camp. The stairs go in the bed of the truck. They are light enough to toss up into the truck, but still heavy enough that they don’t feel flimsy or rickety.We also just got a hot tub, and while I was in the process of building the permanent stairs and platform for that, we used these stairs for a couple weeks to get in and out of our hot tub. They worked so well that I almost considered not building the stairs, but I wanted something with a more finished look. Had it not been for wanting to match the stairs to the deck, I probably would have just continued using these.Over all, great purchase!

Stair treads both had damaged corners that needed to be hammered back into shape. The bottom angle bars were both left side parts requiring a hole to be drilled for a bolt. The 3 inch bolts for the feet only screw in 1/2" which would make the bottom step 10" off the ground. Had to replace with M1.25 X 25 bolts to make the step only 1" too high. Aside from poor quality control, it seems fairly sturdy.

Nice design, but I found instructions a bit difficult to follow. I ended up with the large step at the bottom, which is fine, but then you can’t add bracing. Also, adjustable feet hard to adjust, and no way to attach stair treads. All this is fixable, and I’m happy with the end result. But there’s room for improvement.

1st -Very poor Instruction Visuals resulted in GUESSing how to assemble. Nothing shows what bolts go where and which side or rods they are assembled through. 2nd - similar parts and components not identified so had to figure out what was what. 3rd - Hardware Bag had holes in plastic so parts fell out as removing from the shipping box. Would help if they identified if Diagram view was top down or side or bottom. 4. Legs versus the feet instructions - complete failure. Engineers may be writing, don't they are not writing for the average person. Maybe Quality or Cust Svc can help with feedback they get from End Users.It would be so easy for mfg to add the details need to the instructions. Instructions details are what show what the level of quality is in a company. Not impressed and would not recommend this product or mfg.

Not the easiest to out together but once it's there stability is great got some weight to it so not super easy to move around after but not bad. Size was spot on for my RV and hand rail can be adjusted for higher or lower if need be. 0 missing parts. Carpet sections don't stay on great but I fixed that by grabbing some small magnetic bars to hold them in place