Are these stairs just like the other plastic carpeted ones but just with a cover? What does it look like with cover off?
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To be honest, I couldn't figure out how to get the cover on so I left it off! They are very sturdy, the plastic is really thick. They look fine without the cover but I could see why you'd want to use it to keep the carpet on the steps from getting dirty. Actually, my issue with these steps is the size. I have dachshunds but my bed is high so I wanted a set of steps that reached to the top of the bed, which these do but my small dogs wouldn't go near them. Plus they take up a lot of room in the bedroom. If you have a small room, small dog, or your bed is "normal" height then these are too big. To be honest, I couldn't figure out how to get the cover on so I left it off! They are very sturdy, the plastic is really thick. They look fine without the cover but I could see why you'd want to use it to keep the carpet on the steps from getting dirty. Actually, my issue with these steps is the size. I have dachshunds but my bed is high so I wanted a set of steps that reached to the top of the bed, which these do but my small dogs wouldn't go near them. Plus they take up a lot of room in the bedroom. If you have a small room, small dog, or your bed is "normal" height then these... » Read More To be honest, I couldn't figure out how to get the cover on so I left it off! They are very sturdy, the plastic is really thick. They look fine without the cover but I could see why you'd want to use it to keep the carpet on the steps from getting dirty. Actually, my issue with these steps is the size. I have dachshunds but my bed is high so I wanted a set of steps that reached to the top of the bed, which these do but my small dogs wouldn't go near them. Plus they take up a lot of room in the bedroom. If you have a small room, small dog, or your bed is "normal" height then these are too big. « Show Less
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I'm not sure if they are the same. I bought the one with the cover and would highly recommend these steps. It looks fine without the cover and with the cover. My Yorkie enjoys her independence getting in and out of my very high bed. Great purchase!
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I would say yes they are from the looks of it. When the cover is on it does not cover the carpet on the steps, it just covers the plastic portion of the steps. We have Westies and these stairs work GREAT! They are still in training for exiting the bet, though. They prefer leaping...Would recommend these stairs.
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I like these stairs better than any I have owned. The stairs are very sturdy a heavier plastic than others, mine are tan with tan carpet on steps very easy to clean. I have never used the cover they look good without it.
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Durable plastic stairs. I've walked on them and they are solid. Hope this helps!
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Steps have carpet on each, but the bottom of the whole step frame that sits on the floor will not slide if you sit it on a rug or rubber mat.
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The box and the cover are both plastic. Actually darker than what appears in this picture. Works well for wood floors...
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No they just lay there. I like it b/c you can pick them up to clean the steps or paint. I guess you could screw them in place or stick them in place if you like.
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They are carpet. They look great but the only issue I have is keeping the seat covers on the seat. After getting in and out a few times they tend to slide. The covers have loops but may only be suitable for certain types of cars.
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I ordered them from the website Natural Area Rugs and not from Amazon, but I assume it would be the same. They came with a strip of hook velcro attached to the underside of the tread and a matching strip of loop velcro with a tape backing that you stick to the step.
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not very thick at all, actually. the steps are all plastic, with a thin sponge like pad on them. i wouldn't put much weight on them, as you can very easily pick the steps up and move them with one finger. easy to clean, but plastic.
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Ours has doors but the picture shown is NOT what we have. Ours is red and brown with doors below.They must of came out with a newer model. Go to the Step2 website to confirm.
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I can't tell you as the trailer is parked far away and I can't get to it now. I bought two different presto step covers at different times. For our 3 steps, I thought I'd only need one and no- you need 2 because each foot needs to be wiped off and no ones does both on one step. anyway, the two covers are different sizes and colors - i didn't care. So I wouldn't know which was which anymore. sorry.
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It looks like it is cleverly arranged corrugated cardboard surrounded by one large piece of corrugated cardboard. Let me tell you, though, it feels like wood it is that hard and sturdy. I purchased mine for my 75# basset hound whose legs are too short to jump onto my bed. She uses these no problem. Neither she nor the steps are wobbly, they are extremely supportive. Also the covering on it is really soft and their angle is not too much where she is scared to go down. I have a couple of different steps at my house on various pieces of furniture for her and this one, for the height I needed, is the best for her - I tried a couple different ones that did not satisfy. I highly recommend!
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They are plastic, but two separate pieces which makes them move easier. I got a second opinion in my household (we do not have wood floors)the opinion is, it will not scratch your floors.
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Yes, they all came together in a plastic cover. I really recommend you get them because they go on so smoothly and are really dark :)
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The knobs are plastic. Doesn't look bad. I personally took the legs off and like that look.
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No. As it says in the description, these are actually 4 steps and are high density foam with the plush cover. They are very lightweight, easy to move and don't scratch the floors. I have two sets - they're great. Probably not good for a large dog, but wonderful for my small one.
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I don't think you can cover the entire stair rise with these as they are relatively inflexible due to the rubber backing. You could cut them to size and cover the just the tread portion of the stair. A good tape should be helpful in securing them.
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It's just a thick piece of plastic - almost like the liner itself but it gives a good base pad for the steps. We're very pleased with it
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There are wooden slats underneath the carpeted steps that pivot upright and fit into slots to keep the steps in stair position. If you fold down those wooden slats, the steps lie flat and create a ramp. If you need to fold the whole unit flat, you would just put it in the ramp position and then fold the legs underneath it.