Could not have built these. They save my dogs countless hours of me shuffling back n forth for them to get on & off the bed they are strudy & easy for them to use. Fold up nicely to put up to clean messes around. Thank you

These work good. A little narrow if you have a bigger dog. Can be converted to a ramp if that works better.

I have a male (82lbs) and a female (53lbs) English bulldog. Though the steps supported their weight, their short legs and or clumsiness would cause the steps to lift up and collapse and they would both fall/trip and even get their feet caught in them. I gave the step to my sister who has a miniature chihuahua and he is so happy that he can get up on and down from the couch without help. Like I said perfect for small dogs.

I bought these to help my 10 year old poodle get on the bed. He is 65 pounds. They are easy to setup. I'm in a wheelchair. I can move around them, move them around, and set them up easily. The are a great size. They look good and professional. They are very functional. They are really sturdy. They are worth the money. I looked for steps like these all over the internet. This was the best value for quality that I found.

Just bought a 2025 Jeep Wrangler Sahara and purchased these steps to allow my 9-year old black Lab easy access to the floor in the back so he can easily jump onto the seat. Perfect height! A well-built and very sturdy set of steps. Very happy with the purchase. Highly recommend.

Nice product. My dog climbs right up into the car. Only criticism is it’s kind of awkward to set up. One of the screws keeps coming out.

My two elderly dogs love to climb onto my bed to sleep but they struggle to jump up like they used to. They love having these steps and teaching them to use the steps to go up and down was really easy. I like that the steps have carpeting so that my dogs don't slip. This is awesome and it folds up easily when I want to make space.

Extremely well built and sturdy. My cat is terrible at jumping so this is to help her onto my bed. I just got it and she already loves it. I’m 165# and it held my weight as well. It’s small enough to fit but still allow pets. It doesn’t wobble around and works perfectly! 100% recommend

Finally, a dog stair that works sensibly and has wide steps. The actual tread area is 39.5 cm wide and an impressive 24 cm long. This gives the dog security, even when it is in a hurry! The solid wood parts are well processed and neatly painted. It is really real wood and not compressed bamboo or something like that. The non-slip thick fabric is neatly glued to the steps and does not stick out anywhere. Upon delivery, the stairs are already pre-assembled and (almost) ready for use. However, it is advisable to have a well-stocked bit set at home. Three different types of screws are used in total. All of them needed to be tightened. The challenging part was the Torx-TR screws, which are hexagonal with a hole and all seem to be a bit "dented". But after tightening, the stairs are really very stable. Nothing wobbles or slips. In the product images, it is not entirely clear how the transformation into a ramp works exactly or how the steps are secured against folding. Therefore, I have marked it in color in one image. The smaller white boards that go vertically upwards and hold the step are equipped with a hinge. On the underside of the treads, there is a strip attached parallel to the edge. This creates a groove, and the white board snaps into this groove. It cannot slip away or fold up at all when the dog is on it. All in all, a very successful and sensible construction that can also be completely folded up and set aside.

This item is well made, sturdy, and great looking. But sadly my short legged (and quite chubby) shi tzu is unable to climb it. The steps are too steep for his stubby legs, and too shallow in depth for his long low torso. These steps would be fine for most dogs, but my poor pup doesn't fit. I will gift this to a friend, because these are wonderful for most other breeds. A wider shelf to rest on between stepping up, or a longer shallower incline for shorter legs would be better for older, overweight, or short legged long torso breeds.