Gimars Upgraded 55CM Long Wide Steps 2-Step Dog Stairs (30CM High Ramp, Linen Cover) — up to 30KG
Product description
If your dog struggles to get up to the bed or sofa, two things matter most: the steps need to feel stable, and they should be comfortable enough for frequent use. These Gimars 2-step dog stairs are designed around that day-to-day reality, with a 30cm overall height and wider, longer steps intended to make the climb easier.
On paper, it’s the kind of design you buy when you want something that doesn’t wobble every time your dog jumps (or when you’re trying to reduce strain on smaller legs and sensitive joints). Still, it’s worth checking whether your furniture height is in the stated range before committing.
The essentials
These are 2-step dog stairs for small, medium and senior dogs, built to support up to 30KG. The main idea is a calmer, more manageable incline thanks to a 55cm long, wider step layout (longer than the commonly seen shorter designs), which can help reduce pressure on the joints compared with steeper approaches. With a stated height of 30cm, they’re aimed at beds and sofas roughly in the 40–55cm height band.
The steps are made with high-density 33D foam, and the structure is described as reinforced with 30% wood fibre, which is particularly relevant if you’re looking for something that holds its shape over time.
What you’ll notice day to day
The comfort angle here isn’t just marketing. The stairs come with a linen-mix cover that’s described as soft and breathable, fitted to the foam so it doesn’t slide or bunch up. There’s also a removable, zippered cover that’s machine-washable, which is handy if your dog uses the stairs multiple times a day.
Stability also plays a big part. The base is wide and non-slip, intended to keep the stairs steady on wood floors or tiles. Plus, the design includes side handles, so moving and storing them is less of a chore than with bulkier, handle-less designs.
There’s also a practical limitation to keep in mind: because these are ramps/steps for furniture, the 30cm total height only really works well if your bed or sofa sits in the suggested 40–55cm range.
Key specifications (at a glance)
- Type: 2-step dog stairs with foam ramp
- Supported load: up to 30KG
- Overall height: 30cm
- Step length: 55cm
- Foam: 33D high-density foam
- Reinforcement: 30% wood fibre (as described)
- Cover: linen-mix fabric, removable zip cover
- Base: non-slip
- Intended furniture height: for beds/sofas around 40–55cm
Where it shines
If you’re dealing with a small or short-legged dog (or an older dog where every misstep matters), the wider steps and gentle slope design are the headline. The longer 55cm step run and wider tread area are specifically meant to give your dog more room to climb and pause, rather than scrambling on a compact surface.
For everyday use, imagine this: your dog approaches the sofa, places front paws on the wider first step, and then has enough surface area to shift weight before the second step. That “room to regroup” can make the whole routine feel less stressful, especially for dogs that don’t love jumping.
What matters most before you buy
Before you buy, do a quick reality check on fit and use. Confirm your furniture height sits around the stated 40–55cm target—if your bed is much lower or significantly higher, the incline may feel awkward.
Also think about your dog’s behaviour. Stairs help many dogs, but they still need training or gentle introduction, particularly if your pet is used to jumping. And if your flooring is very smooth, it’s sensible to ensure the non-slip base sits flat without any wobble at the edges.
It’s not a one-size-fits-all solution for every layout, but for typical bed-and-sofa setups within the height band, it’s the kind of design that can feel genuinely practical.
Mini FAQ
Are these dog stairs suitable for older dogs?
They’re marketed for small, medium and senior dogs, with a design that aims to reduce joint pressure thanks to the smoother slope. If your dog has delicate joints, they’re made for exactly that sort of frequent, low-effort climbing.
What furniture height do they match?
They’re designed for beds and sofas around 40–55cm high, with an overall stair height of 30cm. If your furniture is outside that range, the incline may not be as comfortable.
Can the cover be washed?
Yes—there’s a removable, zippered cover described as machine-washable.
Final verdict
It makes sense if you want 2-step dog stairs that prioritise stability (non-slip base), comfort (33D high-density foam and a breathable linen-mix cover), and easier climbing (55cm longer, wider steps) for dogs up to 30KG.
You may want to skip them if your bed or sofa height isn’t close to the 40–55cm guidance, or if you’re expecting a different kind of setup (like a much taller furniture match) where the stated height simply won’t line up. If you’re in that sweet spot, these are the sort of stairs that can turn daily climbing into a less stressful routine—without needing constant adjustment.