DENKOE Spa Step

Recently purchased and assembled, so longevity and durability are not critiqued, but I see know reason why these steps wouldn’t last a long time. First impression was these are well manufactured, heavy, quality materials, and best of all weatherproof for our Indiana climate. It doesn’t look cheap, but rather resembles the Trex decking boards that are very popular. Assembly was straight forward, and easy. If you need more assistance than the paper instructions there’s an online 6 minute video on their website. Only tools required came with the product and consisted of a wrench to hold the nuts, and an alan wrench to screw in the bolts. Once put together the steps are the perfect height and width for our Bullfrog hot tub. They don’t take up to much room, yet still provide a stable stepping platform to get in and out of the spa. Very sturdy, looks good, high quality, and I expect them to last a very long time. Price point seems to be on par with other steps I looked at, and these are definitely worth every penny. When it comes to a wet slippery surface, safety was paramount for me with my family, and you pay for what you get. If you’re looking for quality, structural integrity, ease of assembly and good looks all in a simple straight forward design, these steps are it.

These steps are very well made, and I love that they’re not made of wood, and will last forever! I even added some little lights on the edges just for added safety at night. Very simple to put together, and a really good price!!

I bought 2 of these to fit the door space of my tack room. One of the panels had a hairline crack at the joint and broke off when I tried to connect it with the adjoining corner piece. The crack most likely happened during packing? I applied some gorilla glue to it and screwed it back in. We’ll see how long it last? I sure hope it holds? This’ll be a good test for the gorilla glue! But for the most part it seems very sturdy, well constructed, worth the money, and very nice looking. Two of them together made it the perfect size and height for my doorway. Been using it during these summer months (25) now thru 70mph winds and rain and it’s still holding!

Sturdy and looks great. Only knock is that the instructions for assembly aren’t great. Video they posted for assembly fixed this issue and, once together, really happy with these steps.

Assembled our Denkoe spa stairs this morning. Selected this model because it supports greater weight and purports not to fade. Appears to be a FABULOUS product, assembly instructions were clear and made it EZ! VERY STURDY and a great value for the money. The size and height is perfect for our spa tub (and the color matches!). SAFETY first getting in and out now. THANK YOU Denkoe!

Very sturdy - holds my 300 lbs solidly. No wiggle, no bending, feels totally secure. Also not slippery, even when wet. Looks like wood but it’s better - no splinters, easy to hose off and clean. We bought one set to experiment and really liked it, so bought a second to make a wider entrance. Anything this “double” size in wood is $2,000 - totally out of my price range. My 13-year old put it together in about a hour, says it was straightforward and easy, just like building a Lego set but bigger. Very good option for me!

Excellent quality. Easy to assemble. They match our hot tub perfectly and look much nicer than the plastic alternative. We have had them out in the rain, heat, sun, snow for over 8 months now and they still look brand new. Highly recommend!

Very, solid and substantial (almost 40 pounds!). Clearly some thought went into their design and assembly. First class product! Highly recommended.

Good quality and size. Heavier than I thought it would be but that makes it sturdy. Easy to put together. Great addition to my hot tub.

Perfect. Even from the states to germany - it took 3 days less long for delivery. Quality is high and its really stable. Thanks for this really good stair

The quality of the product is good. However, I found the assembly instructions to be confusing and the diagrams quite confusing. Had to use some intuition and common sense to figure out how to assemble.