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We are in the process of buying a new Landmark 5th wheel and a new Ram 3500.  We were at the Spring RV-Dreams Rally and saw lots of rigs that had a small "step" in front of the 3 or 4 steps into the rig. 

We're going to possibly need two of these - one to help my elderly mom reach the side rail on the truck, and the other for the rig.

We'd like a strong and sturdy step.  Can you tell me where to find one.

Thanks in advance!

Barb



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Camping World has them but they are a bunch of money. We got a plastic exercise step (about 15" X 36" and maybe 6" high) at Target for under $25 that works great. You might have to look for them as they go on sale from time to time.

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Thanks igotjam!

 



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Expensive, but might consider Comfort Step.

 

 



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If someone you know is handy, I built a step using 3/4 inch Marine Grade Plywood. Basically I built a box 2 feet deep by 3 feet wide and 5 inches high. I left the bottom open so I could turn the step over in my truck bed to haul stuff. Plus with the open bottom it helped to level it when the ground was rough.

I covered the outside and top with outdoor carpet.

This same step has been with us since 1979.

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The Bear II - perfect!  Great idea!



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Some people might think they do not need RV step rugs to determine that they are wrong because I think these items are indeed useful. Note that having the best RV step covers does more than acting like a doormat for your RV. It can also help improve the grip of your shoes on the steps.

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Wooden steps can be heavy but weight adds stability.

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Before adding comments here, keep in mind that this is a 4 year old thread.  I suspect that the original poster has already made a purchase.

Also, remember that Howard prefers that we not revive any threads that are over 1 year old.

Terry



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