Auxiliary stairs for people with reduced mobility.The object of this invention is aimed to make easier for people with reduced mobility to go upstairs or downstairs. In order to reduce the height of the steps of a stairs already manufactured, it is put in between one of its laterals an integral assembly working like auxiliary steps, which can be adjusted in height and length, narrower than the original steps on which the assembly is placed, following the pattern described by the figure above.The user of the stairs mentioned previously manufactured can use this invention in an auxiliary way, putting one or two feet on the assembly before moving to the next step. Thus, it is reduced the effort necessary to climb the step of the stairs on which it is assembled, as well as the height to which the feet must be raised, especiaily useful for aged peopled and for people with joint problems.The stairs of the invention is aimed to make traffic easier for people with reduced mobility. With the aim of reducing the height of the original steps, some auxiliary steps are placed among them. These auxiliary steps are adjustable in height and length, with a smaller wide than the original step, following this pattern
