Bed access

We kept a plastic step similar to this in the pop up:
https://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Stool-Small-White-FG420087WHT/dp/B0063KBQEA

 

I got one of these at Home Depot for my wife; sturdy, light weight and folds flat.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla...l-with-300-lbs-Load-Capacity-GLP-1S/206618097

 

I have the exact same one. Takes up no storage room.

 

I got something similar to eoleson and its quite sturdy and had a good tread on it. I just wish it folded and was a bit wider. I use it as a step into my camper mainly on unlevel site. I do have a cheap folding stool but the one I bought from Walmart was too narrow to be any good for my purpose.

 

I have one of these in each camper. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072KDDS51?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details

It's deep and wide enough for Moose-dog to use - he's very long bodied and most steps are too short for him to use.

The legs fold. It is the perfect height to use as a seat for low to the ground work.

It will really depend on how much height you need with the step. Most multi-step step stools have narrower steps.

 

How about a heavy-duty Milk crate? When not in use as a step it is a good storage device.

 

We use this kind of stool. Only rarely do I stack them to get to the top of the camper or to put a bike in the middle bike rack. I know, it's a hazard, but I've always been careful and never fell, so far.

 

A bit more detail is needed. Like how many steps do you need, do you need it to be collapsible etc?

I made one for my wife, since she's 5' 0" and after the pillow top on the bed she needs a step or two up. I found a similar stool online and basically drew out and designed her stool from that one.

I made it out of 3/4 cabinet grade ply sides with 3/4" pine treads and fronts, with a 3/8" ply back plate. Construction is dowels and glue.

It's probably 3lbs, and moves easily.

 

I like the idea of making something that fits your needs keep in mind the floor you are putting this on, I would not do two legs with small feet. You would be safer a full board for one wide leg/foot, and a couple of piano hinges.

 

How much height do you need?

You could look at a small folding ramp. That would eliminate the need for the tread space.