Choosing The Correct SolidStep Fold Down Steps For Your Camper

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I think I have the entry height right at about 28 inches, but its the doorway width that is confusing me. I think 25inch will work. Are you able to confirm?

asked by: Berton M

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The SolidStep Manual Fold-Down Steps for 25" - 28-7/8" Wide RV Door Frames - Double - Aluminum Item # LC733931 was designed to fit in an entry way doorframe that has 25" to 28-7/8" in width and 22" to 28" in entry height.

Since this will bolt to the bottom portion of the door frame the you just need to measure the width of the inside of the frame for the step width.

Entry Height is the measurement from the ground to the bottom of the door way. Using these measurements you can see exactly which model number step you need for your camper on the attached chart.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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