CE Smith Galvanized Fender Step Pad, 3 in x 15-1/4 in, 12 Gauge Steel, Model 26212GA

CE Smith Galvanized Fender Step Pad, 3 in x 15-1/4 in, 12 Gauge Steel, Model 26212GA

$13.95
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CE Smith Galvanized Fender Step Pad, 3 in x 15-1/4 in, 12 Gauge Steel, Model 26212GA

CE Smith Galvanized Fender Step Pad, 3 in x 15-1/4 in, 12 Gauge Steel, Model 26212GA

$13.95

The CE Smith Galvanized Fender Step Pad (26212GA) gives boat owners and trailer users a solid, non-slip step for climbing onto a trailer fender safely. Built from 12 gauge galvanized steel, this step pad is designed for the do-it-yourselfer who wants to add a durable step point without a complicated install. It can be welded directly to your trailer fender for a permanent, flush mount, or bolted to the fender for a removable option. It can also be bolted to the trailer frame using U-bolts if you prefer to mount it there instead of the fender itself.

The pad measures 15-1/4 inches long by 3 inches wide, giving enough surface area for a secure footing when loading, unloading, or servicing a trailered boat. It is finished in galvanized steel to resist rust and corrosion from ongoing exposure to water, road spray, and weather, making it a long-lasting addition to any boat trailer. The step pad is offered as a left hand/right hand design, meaning it can be installed on either side of the trailer, and it is sold individually, so buyers needing steps on both sides should purchase two. Mounting hardware such as U-bolts is not included, so have bolts, U-bolts, or welding equipment on hand depending on your chosen installation method. This step pad is a practical, factual upgrade for anyone who regularly needs safer, easier access to their boat while it sits on the trailer.

Specifications

  • Brand: CE Smith
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 26212GA
  • Product Type: Trailer Fender Step Pad
  • Dimensions: 15-1/4 inches long x 3 inches wide
  • Material: Galvanized steel, 12 gauge
  • Mounting Options: Weld or bolt to trailer fender; bolt to trailer frame with U-bolts
  • Hardware Included: No, U-bolts not included
  • Orientation: Left hand/right hand (fits either side)
  • Packaging: Sold individually
  • Weight: 2 pounds
  • UPC: 768296007348

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CE Smith 26212GA step pad used for? The CE Smith 26212GA is a fender step pad that mounts to a boat trailer fender or frame to give a secure, non-slip step for climbing onto the trailer.

Can this step pad be installed on either side of the trailer? Yes, the 26212GA is a left hand/right hand design, meaning it can be mounted on either side of the trailer; it is sold individually, so order two if you need a step on both sides.

What are the dimensions of the CE Smith fender step pad? The CE Smith 26212GA measures 15-1/4 inches long by 3 inches wide.

What material is the CE Smith 26212GA made from? It is made from 12 gauge galvanized steel, which resists rust and corrosion from ongoing exposure to water and weather.

How do you install the CE Smith fender step pad? The 26212GA can be welded or bolted directly to your trailer fender, or bolted to the trailer frame using U-bolts if you prefer not to mount it to the fender.

Does the CE Smith 26212GA come with mounting hardware? No, U-bolts and other mounting hardware are not included with the 26212GA step pad; they must be purchased separately based on your installation method.

Is the CE Smith fender step pad sold as a pair? No, the 26212GA is sold individually, not as a pair, so buyers wanting steps on both sides of the trailer need to order two.

Can the step pad be bolted to the trailer frame instead of the fender? Yes, in addition to fender mounting, the CE Smith 26212GA can be bolted to the trailer frame using U-bolts.

Is the CE Smith 26212GA weldable? Yes, this step pad can be welded directly to a trailer fender for a permanent installation, or bolted for a removable option.

What finish does the CE Smith fender step pad have? The 26212GA has a galvanized steel finish, which helps protect the 12 gauge steel construction from rust in a marine trailer environment.

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