Frequently Asked Questions.
Here are some common questions about Shure-Step® Step Stools.
What is the warranty for Shure-Step® Step Stools?
Can I return the Shure-Step® if it doesn't work for me?
How do I know which Shure-Step® is the correct height and size for my passenger?
Is there a non-slip surface on the top of the Shure-Step®?
Absolutely YES! The Shure-Step® models designed for passenger use have a 100 Grit black sandpaper pad on the top.
These models include:
Senior Step (SST)
Shure-Step II Passenger Step (SS2Y-Pass)
Tour Bus Step (TBS)
2-Step Stool (2-ST)
6 Inch Step Stool (6-ST)
Our Shure-Step® for mechanics have a diamond plate pattern molded into them with an additional ridge in the center of each diamond. This Nobby Top texture creates a non-slip surface even when oil, hydraulic fluid, or anti-freeze is spilled on it.
These models include:
Shure-Step II Nobby Top (SS2Y-Nob)
Shure-Step III Nobby Top (SS3Y-Nob)
Bus Mechanic Step (BMS)
How much does the Shure-Step® weigh?
That depends on which model Shure-Step®.
The Senior Step (SST)weighs 10 lbs.
The Shure-Step II Passenger Step (SS2Y-Pass)weighs 10 lbs.
The 2 Step Stool (2-ST) weighs 12 lbs.
The 6 Inch Step Stool (6-ST) weighs 5 lbs.
The Tour Bus Step (TBS)weighs 20 lbs.
The Shure-Step II Nobby Top (SS2Y-Nob) weighs 8 lbs.
The Shure-Step III Nobby Top (SS3Y-Nob) weighs 16 lbs.
The Bus Mechanic Step (BMS) weighs 16 lbs.
The “L” Shure-Step® weighs 39 lbs. each.
How much weight will the Shure-Step® hold?
What are the Shure-Steps® made of?
How can this lightweight plastic Shure-Step® hold so much weight?
Where are the Shure-Steps® made?
Can you stack the Shure-Steps®?
There are several models of Shure-Step® that are stackable. You simply place one Shure-Step® of the same part number on top of another and, PRESTO! Now you’ve increased the height from 10 inches tall to 16 inches.
They are:
The Shure-Step II Nobby Top (SS2Y-Nob)
The Shure-Step II Aviation Step (AV-SS2-Nob)
The Shure-Step II Passenger Step (SS2Y-Pass)
The Shure-Step III Nobby Top (SS3Y-Nob)
The original “L” Shure-Step (SS1B)