🚪 Enhanced Accessibility Handrail for 5th Wheel RVs, Travel Trailers, and Motorhomes - Lippert Solid Step Entry Assist Review

This item came with ALL the missing parts except the handrail. I called Lippert and the problem was solved. We love railings. This is exactly what we needed.

Really helps getting in and out, hopefully my husband puts another pair on the back steps as others have said is a problem. However, they should reduce the space on the stairs, so be aware, but they help to get up and down steep stairs.

The handrails on the steps themselves come in very handy when parking on a hill. Deal with it, many campsites are not level. This can help avoid a nasty fall.

Very easy to put on and very strong. The only issue I had is that it's about a half inch higher at its lowest point and hits my closet when I'm raising the stairs. I only have to pull out the pins when raising the steps, which is worth a little effort.

I've seen stairs like this installed in other residential buildings. They looked like a great idea safety wise. I figured they were too expensive or would have to be installed by an RV dealer. In fact, a relative paid an additional $1,000 for the door for the dealer to install on his new Montana fifth wheel. I'm so glad I looked for Revain as these steps are beneficial and worth every penny in terms of stability, ease of storage and ease of installation. I was looking at another manufacturer's…

We bought our 2021 Apex Ultra-Lite 293RLDS TT (travel trailer) last year and as the first and only owners we haven't had the opportunity to make many upgrades/modifications. This is the first accessory I wanted to add but postponed due to cost. God I was a fool. The variety of campsites we have taken our TT to meant that the steps were widened almost to the max and we even had to add a stool on the last step for extra stability. My mom could have REALLY benefited from this handrail last year…