Throw this storage cover over your Class A motorhome to protect it from rain and snow while you're storing it in between camping trips. Cover wraps around the bottom corners of your RV and secures with the straps so it won't flap in the wind.
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You're worried about your Class A motorhome getting wet and dirty in storage before your next camping trip. Whether you're storing your RV in the rainy northwest, snowy north, or humid south, this weather-resistant cover is designed for use in extremely wet climates so your RV will be protected. When you keep your RV covered, you are less likely to need to wash and wax it in between trips. And if you want to trade your RV in for a newer model later down the road, this cover will help maintain that resale value.
The 3-ply SFS AquaShed top panel reduces moisture buildup that can damage your RV over time. It also beads water when it rains to stop it from pooling or freezing, which eliminate the black streaks and corrosion you tend to see on the sides and roof of your RV. And when the rain stops, the fabric dries quickly to minimize the development of mold and mildew. The top panel blocks the roof of your RV from mild sunlight as well, protecting the cover from cracking and fading.
How to Measure Your Class A Motorhome
To determine if this cover will work for you, measure the overall length of your RV from the front bumper to the rear bumper, making sure you're accounting for any spare tire carriers and ladders on the back. Then measure the overall height from the bottom of the RV to the top. Do not include any AC units, vents, or antennas in your height measurement, as the cover is already designed to accommodate them.
Securing the Cover onto Your RV
The included ladder cap and rain gutter covers help prevent the cover from splitting on those areas of the RV, so install those first. Then unroll the cover and carefully spread it evenly around your RV, making sure you don't pull too hard and tear the fabric. Once the cover is in place, wrap the elasticized hem on the cover around the bottom corners of your RV and pull on the cinch ropes on the front and rear until the cover fits snugly around the contours of your rig. These remove any excess slack in the material, especially if your RV is slightly shorter in length. Then toss the weighted straps underneath your RV to the other side and buckle them together, which keep the cover secure on your RV and prevents it from flapping in the wind and damaging the paint job.
And if you still need to winterize or access one of the cargo compartments, you can use the zippered panels on the passenger's side to easily access the interior of your RV without having to completely remove the cover.
Average Customer Rating: 4.2 out of 5 stars (1265 Customer Reviews)
Throw this storage cover over your Class A motorhome to protect it from rain and snow while you're storing it in between camping trips. Cover wraps around the bottom corners of your RV and secures with the straps so it won't flap in the wind.Quick delivery, efficient!
Just installed it. A little bit long for my application but the next size down would have been too tight. I used my 12ft telescoping brush handle to pass the straps under the RV. Easier than the weighted throw straps it came with.
This is the 3rd one of these covers I have purchased for different size Motor Homes all have worked great. Make sure you protect sharp edges and they will last several years. note instruction manual is in a pouch on the storage bag.
cant give much info as we have not taken it out of the box yet waiting for colder weather before storing it for winter if we have any issues will let you know
Did an excellent job. No complaints wha tsoever.
Haven’t installed it yet but everything as it’s supposed to be
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After one year it has not held up at all. It falls apart in your hands. There are many holes from the wind and the sun has made it dry rotted. We were able to take it on and off twice and there would be one way to put it back on for a third time without it all just falling apart. To be fair we do live in the panhandle of Florida and do get a lot of sun and rain. We even put pool noodles around the rain gutters to try and prevent it cutting through the camper cover material, but after a while that’s exactly where the rips started from.
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My husband just put the cover on, the trailer is in a tight spot,with little room to work with. He said, it was the easiest cover to put on our 2020 Geo-Pro 18'.It fit like a glove and since we get a lot of wind he loved the amount of straps that were easy to access. It has a wide zipper area on the side to access the door. He was pleased with the quality of the material and with the price.
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My second purchase as the first, although 3 times as expensive and from a popular company, just didn't fit (sized in 3 or 4 foot increments). This cover from AuquaShed fit great and looks great. The material is somewhat easily damaged on sharp edges so extra care is needed to cover corners and trim edges.
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This is how I found our camper cover after 1 season (6 mths) of storage on 5/22/23. The entire center disintegrated and fell apart. The material did not hold up at all.
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This cover was put on my RV once and stored at my family’s due to temporary job relocation. My family sent me the attached photos after 15 months covered. Expected this cover to last longer than that.
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We were so excited to receive it. It fit very nice and we were so happy to have our camper covered. Received it in September of 2022. The end of February 2023 shows what it looks like now. See attached photo. So very disappointed. Didn’t last even 6 months.
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Love this cover for our 24 foot Forest River Sunseeker. This is our replacement cover for the exact same cover which orignally was purchased on [online] 4 years ago at almost double the price. Purchased this cover for an excellent price on etrailer. Shipping did take much longer than expected but worth the wait. Love the carry bag it comes with. We won’t use until after wildfire season in California is over, if ever!! We don’t want any flying embers to burn our cover.
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Without a doubt the best cover I've found for my e-Pro f19 travel trailer. It fits like a custom cover and the price was extremely reasonable. Best features: Four snug-fit corners (just like bed sheets); at least seven (?) tightening straps underneath the unit which means you can safely tighten and secure against brisk winds; two flaps/straps across both the front and back of trailer, again securing against wind. And the smallest pieces are my favorite ... two weighted straps that help you toss each of the straps underneath to the other side! Brilliant! You will see a "bump" along the back end of the RV and that's where the ladder is covered. The roof covering fits well but with enough room to accommodate the ladder, a/c, bathroom vent, and antennae. I've told my camping friend about this cover and this web site. I check here first when I need anything for my RV. Thank you!
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It's been a tear and finally, put the cover on my truck camper. The cover was easy to install on my camper. The cover came with a cord which I did not use. No instructions on where to tie down the camper with the cord. Overall a good product so far.
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The top was toast in six months.
I gave it two stars because I live in the California desert, few things hold up the the intense heat and sun here, especially plastics.
In addition, it has a two year warranty, they thought it would hold up! So much so, I could return or exchange it!
I will probably just take the L.
Don’t buy it if you live in the desert.
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I got my cover the box it came in heavily damaged ,Contacted etrailer the offered a replacement .not sure how long before we would get that .We agreed to try it first to see if it was damaged in box as the weather was getting nasty and we needed this done. Well I can tell you it does run a little bigger ,not a lot but it stretch's a little .Ours has a lot of stitching issues, all over different parts of cover on the seams, some have balls of thread hanging off the seams, some are missed areas with stitching and are unraveling, the Velcro stitching coming off as well. Even had some worn issues on fabric right in the middle of the cover .WE installed it it did fit over our trailer , and again it does run a little big ,Our cover leaked in the front over our cummings box. .I contacted them , I sent numerous pictures..bla bla bla..We are getting a lot of rain up north hear and snow is headed this way .We are 2 hr round trip to camp to even think about rolling this up sending back and waiting on a new one.. Like why should we even have to go thru this. I had to make a mod on front of trailer so the cover would be at a angle. Because the sides front and back do leak if water stays on them .I requested some kind of refund at almost XXX bucks, this isn't right .They have me send a gazillion pictures ,then say no partial refund, but would send me another cover. That made sense ,lol. Actually they are not sending you the cover the adco company is, as they wanted to give me their contact info. They don't want to give a partial refund because that be money out of e trailers pockets.AS these have a 2 year warranty. Anyways we are gonna leave it on because our trailer is already winterized and quit a ride away from us. So we will see how this holds up for the winter in the north country ..if it comes apart I guess ill get a new one. Bottom line buy a different cover. The cover is not the greatest for what your paying for ,IF it was stitched correctly ,the Velcro was longer stripes so you can roll sides up higher and strap them above your doors higher and it didn't leak when water stands on it .I guess it would be great .Also when you zip up the sides, which are only on the passenger side 2 panels they are and the back, instead of using Velcro to hold the rolled up panels on the sides and back, they should of used the same black plastic snap ins on the bottom of trailer cover ,would be far more secure and adjustable .But because of these issues I'm giving it 2 stars .At almost XXX bucks for a cover they could be a lot better for sure. Hopefully it makes it thru the winter
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Very happy with the durability of this cover. Stands up to all weather conditions and holds it shape and doesn't fade.
Only negative is that the gutters poke through the cover even with the protective socks on.
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We received our horse trailer cover very quickly! It was easy to install..love that it is labeled ‘Front’ and ‘Rear’! FITS BEAUTIFULLY! Thank you etrailer.com!!
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I purchased and installed the ADCO trailer cover from E-Trailer last August (2021) for my Lance model 1985 travel trailer. My previous cover was a Classic Accessories brand, purchased from Amazon in 2018. It lasted from August 2018 until I bought the ADCO from E-Trailer in August 2021. The Classic Accessories cover material on the roof deteriorated over a dark plexiglass roof fan cover. So, I bought the ADCO cover which was more expensive than the Classic Accessories, expecting it to last longer. It only lasted a little over one year. I live in the Atlanta, GA area, not Arizona or New Mexico. Also, my house blocks the morning sun and large trees block the afternoon sun, meaning the trailer only gets direct sun between 10 am and 4 pm. The trailer is also protected from wind by both the house and trees. The side of the top where the fabric is deteriorated (see photo) is the south side so I’m sure the sun is to blame. Since the sides of the ADCO cover are like new, I would like to recommend someone design a cover with a zipper all around the top and offer two tops when purchasing a cover or offer replacement tops. I hate to put all that good side material into the landfill. I’ve ordered another cover online. This time I’m trying the Northing Brand. It’s a silver reflective material and costs less than the ADCO or the Classic Accessories brand. Maybe cheaper is better, can’t be worse. Since this is a negative review I don't expect it to be posted. I just wanted you to know my experiences and my idea to have replacement tops for RV covers.
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In the beginning, I was excited about the purchase. I knew the cover would keep my new trailer protected from the sun, etc. However, less than 3 months ago I noticed the material started to shed and become thinner on the roof. 2 months ago I noticed a small tear in front near the roof (no sharp edges there). Unfortunately the tear just got bigger and more disintegration of the roof. We took it off in preparing for the hurricane that came and in that process more of it just fell apart.
I am disappointed that the product only lasted a year. Now I need to figure out what to do to get a replacement. I prefer not to buy from your company knowing that the cover might only last a year.
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