RV Steps with Handrail, 4 Step Hot Tub Stairs, Upgrade Anti-Slip RV Stairs Steps for Safety in and Out of RV, Camper, Mobile Home

There were basically only picture instructions, not written. It was, however, fairly straightforward assembly. The steps are very sturdy and make it easy to step up into the trailer. The safety handle and safety tape are very nice features.

Not easy to follow Chinese directions but once together they are great. Strong and sturdy handle can be put on either side. Very happy with them

Was real easy to assemble and is very sturdy. Did not give it 5 stars because it was missing 8 nuts.Purchased additional nuts and why I was there also purchased lock washers.Recommend you count the hardware before you start your assembly process. Also do not tighten everything down until you have it all the bolts in. On the railing put it together before attaching to the steps had to force it a little bit.Instructions are not very clear but if you separate your hardware it is easy to figure out what bolts go where.Using as steps to get into the pool from the deck so if you are not going to be wearing shoes when using them recommend you find something to cover the steps, the metal will get hot. I used fake grass to cover them….

Sturdy, easy to put together. Glad I bought them

OMG I wish I could give these stairs 6 stars! So sturdy and strong. Changed the whole game going in & out of our camper. I took my time and it took me about an hour to put together, but it wasn't overly complicated. A socket set helps quite a bit. It's so nice to have a secure set of stairs, definitely a must for 5th wheel campers.

Spent 8 hours putting this together. You need two people at least. At the end you'll find you have 10 extra holes and no more screws. There are 3 sizes of screws with no instructions on which goes where so you spend a lot of time redoing, and redoing and redoing.....There is no instruction for the last 3 pieces. Just a small drawing that makes no sense. All 5 drawings are small and incomplete. Not level when "completed". So it's rickety.Moves but not portable. Once it's together it's not collapsible. Don't know where you'd put it in your RV when traveling as it pretty big. Not sure it would fit through the door.

These were fairly easy to put together. And very solid steps I would recommend them.

Very well built & sturdy.