AVOID GERMS - USE YOUR FEET TO OPEN DOORS
OPENING DOORS ONE STEP AT A TIME
StepNpull® is a foot-operated door opener that works on any latch-less commercial wood or metal door. Installs in under 5 minutes and available in four stylish finishes.
Reduce the spread of germs & cross-contamination.
Reduce hand sanitiser waste.
Provide a safe workplace.
Provide a better customer experience.
Open the door when your hands are full.
Proven and trusted for over 13 years!
THE FINAL STEP IN SANITATION
Hand sanitiser is not the last step in sanitation. When you invest in making your restrooms touch-free, yet your customers are still having to touch the dirty door handle, what's the point?
StepNpull® foot-operated door openers offer a low-cost and effective way to ensure your customers have a germ-free option when exiting your restroom. Simply step and pull, it's that easy!
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Installation Made Easy
StepNpull® should be mounted approximately ⅛" from the bottom and and outer edge of the door.
Mark the holes with a pencil while holding the StepNpull® against the door at a level mounting position.
Use a 5/16” bit to drill the center hole.
Use the sexted bolt for the middle hole.
Level the StepNpull
Use the 1 ¼” screws for the outside holes
Tighten sexted bolt.
Testimonials
“Fantastic product! Always hated having to use a paper towel to open a door after I just washed my hands. This product solved that problem for me. Highly recommend in any business setting!”
“As a pediatric nurse, I love nothing more than promoting a clean safe environment for others. StepNpull is the way to go! Highly recommended, quick installation, cost effective, infection control... the list goes on!”
“I’ve used StepNpull at a handfull of businesses in the Springfield, MO area and I’ve never been so happy to avoid handling doors. During the hectic flu season, I was able to dodge unnecessary germs when using the restsroom and entering the building at Big Whiskeys, McDonalds, and Pappos. Also, I try to actively reduce my carbon footprint by avoiding paper towels - and this allows me to more comfortably let my hands air dry.”