XtremepowerUS Universal Multi Purpose 2-Step Spa Hot Tub Pool Outdoor Indoor Camper RV Deck Steps Sided Step for Porch, Patio, Deck, Bathtub, Swimming Pool Mocha

This went together in minutes and is very sturdy. It's also light and easy to carry. I use it for washing my car and it works great!

These steps are really pretty cool. I got them for our older motorhome that we are restoring and they are the perfect height and stability for me and my husband and our giant dog. Easy to put together they don't seem to get slippery in the rain and the price was fair considering the other options out there. I think they may start to wobble over time but I think it could be easily solved by supporting them with some 2x4s alone the back side.

We are using this in an unusual way. My husband is a n amputee and needs to get from the couch to the floor to do exercises on a mat. This is nice and wide and very sturdy and it works very well for him.

The steps were easy to assemble except for the hole caps which required extremely forceful hammering to drive into place. The steps seem stable but at about 160 lbs I can feel a little give when I stand on them. A heavier person might find them a little shaky.

Well built. Plan to use for entrance steps to our travel trailer.

Sturdy and strong - well designed - simple to assemble with no tools - works great

These stairs are easy to put together and are very sturdy and light to move. They are perfectly matched with my little portable hot tub i love them!

The instructions mention that you can use a “rubber hammer” to put the 8 caps in place, but they don’t stress how important it is to get those things flush with the steps (picture). The caps have 3 rings of ridges/threads inside to interlock with the 3 threads on the pegs of the side panels. I pushed them in HARD by hand, got 2 clicks until the heads of the caps were barely sticking up above the steps, and I thought I was done. The steps were fairly stable, but just a little wobbly. However, in the photos the caps are flush with the steps. Thanks to some feedback from 2 Amazon customers who answered my question, I tried to knock those caps down tight. With a small metal hammer and a rubber bumper to protect the steps I got 6 of them in with a few hits each. NOT EASY! You have to hit them hard! The last two I had to hit directly with the hammer, and they finally went in with some serious banging. You have to get that third thread to interlock on the pegs, and then the connection will be tight as can be. At one point I had to use large clamps between the side panels and step to get them tight enough together so that I could budge the caps. With my small hammer I had much more success concentrating the force of the blows on one side of the cap and then finishing it off on the opposite side rather than hitting them dead center. I would certainly recommend a rubber mallet over a metal hammer. The larger mallet head would probably work well hitting the caps in the center. Not only did the caps and steps survive my hammer assault, but the steps were WAY MORE STABLE afterward. I can also report that the plastic of the caps and the steps is TOUGH. I let loose on those last 2 caps, and I could not see a mark on them. The only marks I left were a couple of minor hammer marks (picture) on the step itself because I missed the cap a few times in my hammering fury. Also they sent me 10 caps, so at least I knew that if I broke any, I’d have two more chances to get it done. These steps look good and they will do the job. I suspect that any of the reviewers who pointed out instability or wobbling in the steps may not have got those caps all the way in for the maximally solid assembly.

This the pefect solution to replacing pull step on travel trailer. Durable, Stable,looks amazing. Plus it light easy to pop in and out of trailer door.

Fabulous