Step rug for Flexco steps?

[cobiker]

Lots of options out there for RV step rugs, but it looks like you can get either a step rug for a step that's straight on the front and back or has a radius.

But when you look at the Flexco step's on our Windjammer, they have a slight radius on the front and are straight on the back.

Just wondering what everyone else is using?

Thanks,
Scott

[OldCoot]

We put outdoor carpet tile on ours 3 yrs ago and it is still holding up good.

[donanddona]

I use nylon rope threaded thru the holes in the steps. You crisscross them and then tie them together under the steps. Works to remove mud by scraping and when possibility of icing it works to grip.

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by donanddona

I use nylon rope threaded thru the holes in the steps. You crisscross them and then tie them together under the steps. Works to remove mud by scraping and when possibility of icing it works to grip.

Ice on a camper step? Perish the thought!

[220Chap]

Originally Posted by donanddona

I use nylon rope threaded thru the holes in the steps. You crisscross them and then tie them together under the steps. Works to remove mud by scraping and when possibility of icing it works to grip.

Agreed OC!
Cool idea (for dirt, not ice!)

[2OLDDIGGERS]

Used reg. stair carpet wraps. Will change out springs for small bungees.

[gashog]

I just put three Prest-O-Fit on mine, fit perfect and the espresso color looks great too.

[gashog]

Here they are installed

[cobiker]

Originally Posted by gashog

I just put three Prest-O-Fit on mine, fit perfect and the espresso color looks great too.

Just the info I was looking for.

Who did you end up buying them from?

Thanks

[gashog]

I picked mine up at Discount RV Parts And Service in Hutchinson, KS for $14.95 each, they're about a 45 minute drive from the house.

Positive the ones that I picked up are the same ones that Camping World has on their website
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...espresso/49187

[OldCoot]

The outdoor carpet tile have stood up good for 3+ years and we always leave them out (except when towing). No sign of coming loose.