Upgrade your 2019+ Sprinter van with the Sliding Door Storage Step, designed to provide a convenient and safe step for easy entry and exit. This innovative step is built into the sliding door, offering a sturdy and reliable platform that enhances accessibility while maximizing storage space. Complement your Sprinter’s entry system with our Sprinter Running Boards – Hexagon Series.

Crafted from high-quality materials, the Sliding Door Storage Step is built to last and can support up to 300 lbs of weight. The step features a non-slip surface for added safety and is designed to seamlessly integrate with your Sprinter's sliding door.

The Sliding Door Storage Step is the perfect addition to any Sprinter van conversion, providing you with a convenient step for easy entry and exit while also offering additional storage space. The step is designed to fit seamlessly into your van's sliding door, with no drilling or modifications required.

Installation is a breeze , Simply attach the step to your van's sliding door step and you're ready to go.

So why wait? Order your Sliding Door Storage Step today and start enjoying easier access to your Sprinter van!

TEC Features:

• Convenient Step: Provides a safe and sturdy platform for easy entry and exit.
• High-Quality Materials: Built to last with durable construction.
• Non-Slip Surface: Ensures added safety when entering or exiting your van.
• Storage Space: Maximizes storage space in your Sprinter van.
• Easy Installation: No drilling or modifications required. Simply attach the step to your van's sliding door.

TEC Specs:

• Weight Capacity: Supports up to 300 lbs.
• Compatibility: Fits 2019+ Sprinter vans.  144, 170 and 170 EXT compatibility
  2500, 3500 
  
• Material: High-quality, durable construction.
• Surface: Non-slip for added safety.

WARNING!

Ignoring the following warnings may result in the step detaching from the vehicle, leading to serious injury or death.

• Ensure you do not exceed the maximum weight capacity specified by the manufacturer.
• Inspect and tighten all hardware after the first 100 miles and every 600 miles thereafter.
• Check the overall integrity of the step every 600 miles or monthly, whichever occurs first.
• If you are unsure, submit step plans or photos to info@tecvanlife.com for evaluation before final installation or use.
• The van owner and/or installer assumes all risks associated with sliding door steps and/or components.

FAQs

1. Which Mercedes Sprinter models does the storage step fit?

The storage step is designed for 2019+ Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans with a passenger-side sliding door. It is suitable for common 144, 170 and 170 EXT configurations. Confirm compatibility before ordering if your van has a powered sliding door, mobility equipment or aftermarket modifications around the entrance.

2. Where does the storage step install?

The storage step installs in the passenger-side sliding-door entrance area. It creates a stable entry step while adding a convenient storage compartment beneath the stepping surface. It does not attach to the moving sliding door.

3. Does installation require drilling?

No major drilling or structural modifications are normally required. The step is designed to install using the supplied mounting hardware. Always review the installation instructions and confirm your van’s configuration before beginning.

4. What can be stored inside the step?

The compartment can hold frequently used van accessories, tools, recovery equipment, footwear and other small items. Do not store loose hazardous materials or anything that could interfere with the step, sliding door or mounting hardware.

5. What is the weight capacity?

The stepping surface is rated to support up to 300 lb when correctly installed using all supplied mounting hardware. Do not exceed the stated capacity, and inspect the step regularly for loose hardware, movement or damage.

6. Is the stepping surface slip-resistant?

Yes. The top surface provides additional traction for safer entry and exit. As with any exterior step, use caution when the surface is wet, icy, muddy or contaminated with oil.

7. What is the storage step made from?

The step uses durable, powder-coated metal construction designed for regular vehicle use. Its protective finish helps resist corrosion and wear from footwear, moisture and road conditions.

8. Is all mounting hardware included?

No. The required installation hardware is  not included with the storage step. Inspect the package and confirm that all components are present before beginning installation. as every sub floor is different we don't provide hardware.

9. Does the storage step interfere with the sliding door?

No. When correctly installed, the step is designed to operate without interfering with the normal opening and closing of the passenger-side sliding door. Check door movement and clearance carefully before driving or installing if modified.

10. Can it be installed in a finished camper van?

Yes, but existing flooring, wall panels, trim or cabinetry near the sliding-door entrance may need to be removed or adjusted during installation. Confirm available clearances before ordering or modifying finished interior components.

11. Is it compatible with aftermarket flooring?

It can be installed with many aftermarket van-floor systems. Fitment may vary according to the flooring thickness, subfloor construction and edge treatment around the sliding-door entrance. Some trimming or finishing work may be required.

12. Is this a DIY-friendly installation?

Yes. The storage step is designed for straightforward installation using common hand tools. Basic mechanical knowledge is recommended. If you are uncertain about fitment or mounting, professional installation is advised.

13. Can Tec Vanlife install the storage step?

Yes. Professional installation is available through Tec Vanlife in Delta, British Columbia. Contact info@tecvanlife.com to confirm compatibility, installation pricing and appointment availability.

14. How frequently should the step be inspected?

Inspect and retighten all mounting hardware after the first 160 km or 100 miles. After that, inspect the step every 1,000 km or 600 miles, or monthly—whichever occurs first. Check it immediately if you notice movement, unusual noise or damage.