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Throw this storage cover over your Class C 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 straps so it won't flap in the wind.
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You're worried about your Class C 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 C 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 your 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. The cover is labeled with "front" and "rear" to help you position the cover correctly on your RV.
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.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone, it's Evangeline here at etrailer. And today we have the ADCO AquaShed RV cover for your class C motor homes. We're gonna take a look at how it fits our 2019 Jayco Redhawk motor home. If you are looking for something that can protect your motor home, maybe you're ready to winterize it or you're in between camping trips, and you know it's gonna be sitting for months at a time, well that's when RV covers like this can come in handy. The SFS AquaShed is going to be an entry level RV cover though, but provides your base protection. So it does filter out mild sunlight to help prevent sun rays beating down on your motor home.
Plus it allows for water to bead upon contact. So for like snow or for a slight rain shower, this is gonna be good for creating that protection. So this is gonna have the three-ply SFS AquaShed material. So that's gonna be this lightweight material. It feels similar to what you would see on a hospital gown, touching and feeling it so it's not so much canvas as it is more of a papery feel.
Now that three-ply does mean that it's durable and sturdy though. Pulling at it, tearing at it, it's not coming apart. So that is gonna be good. Now on the other hand, it is designed with all these different holes in it and that's gonna be for breathability. So it's not waterproof.
Water can still go through it but this does prevent moisture from building up. This has seven straps that go underneath your Redhawk motor home. Now with how it fits on this motor home, I did notice that there's some billowing around where the door is. You do have these zippers here but it creates a panel that folds up and then you can secure it up top. I personally am not the biggest fan of how it fits because if I unzipped this one zipper here, in order to get access to where the door of the motor home is, I would not be able to access it unless I undid this buckle.
And then I can bring this panel over to the side and enter that motor home real quick. I'm also able to get access to the cab door, but if I wanted just a cab door then I would unzip that other zipper. So there is a little bit of a process. It's not a quick and easy access but ideally if you are parked, you shouldn't need to get into your motor home or into your cab that often anyways so it's worth those extra seconds of unbuckling straps. There is no access on the driver's side of our cover, so if you did need to get into the driver's seat to make any adjustments there, then you have to go in through the passenger side. This does really well with covering our spare ladder and there's still a little bit of space back here. So if I happen to have a tow bar in the back of the hitch, I would still be able to cover it with this cover. If I had something like a bike rack though, I'm not as confident with this extra space to fit over a platform rack or a hanging rack. So start your setup by finding your things. For the first time, you are gonna have to find your vent cover, your instructions, as well as your storage bag. It's going to be rolled up inside the RV cover. So I do recommend just laying it out beside your RV and that way you can find all of the things you need to get yourself set up. Going to find the front tag. So it's gonna be bright yellow, it's going to say front, and this is gonna be the most important part because now you can roll the rest of the RV cover over, but leave this out. You are going to have some zippers in the side. I like to undo the zippers right away. That way it's easier to uncover over the RV but that's gonna be up to you. There's also some straps especially near the front that I do recommend undoing. Holding onto the front tag, you're then going to start climbing onto your roof. Let's get started. I have a cool time-lapse to check out. Once you've finished the bulk of the setup, the next step is to get everything strapped down, tightened down, and zippered up. Underneath your cover are going to be these straps. They're all going to be along the driver's side. The straps are actually kind of short and the buckles are very light. So I tried, but you probably will not be able to just throw the buckle on its own, which is okay because that's what these weighted straps are for. You're gonna get two of these. So you buckle one strap to the other, and then you get that weight, and you toss the weight along the ground where it pops out on the other side. There are these cinch straps in the front as well as the back. And this is gonna make a tighter fit around your cab as well as around the rear of your motor home. You also have these grommets. And the instructions say not to use the grommets for ropes or cables, so I personally just use them for the excess strap so it's not whipping around, but that's also just an extra little feature you may wanna take advantage of. And like that we we're able to set up our RV cover onto our Jayco Redhawk. Now there is a little bit of billowing of the cover around our motor home so I am gonna go around and just double-check that all the straps are secure before I call it a day. If you are doing this on your motor home I do recommend doing the same thing and just double-checking that everything is good and testing for if a breeze kicks up, if everything's gonna stay in place. And if it does, then you are good to go.
Ratings & Reviews
This is my second one. The cover fits great looks great but only lasted one year before it shredded apart. But for the price it’s better than paying for a polish detail. Thanks for the fast shipping
After surviving a Nebraska winter with several days of wind with gusts over 50mph+, I can wholeheartedly recommend this ADCO SFS AquaShed RV cover. It fit my 2018 Jayco Hummingbird 17RB travel trailer. With multiple straps running under the trailer, there was minimal flapping even in the strongest gusts.
The product fit great but within 4 months, the AC Unit and Vents had broken through the material. A month ago, the entire roof ripped and the cover fell off.
Easy to install and fits well (the installation video from ADCO is beneficial). Many useful features included, etrailer price is competitive, free shipping was 2 days, and customer support is excellent. I just covered my RV, therefore have no comment on product quality/longevity at this time.
This size fits the 19ERD GulfStream Vintage Cruiser. I had another larger size (made by another company) which was too big - couldn’t cinch it up enough to keep it from catching the wind.
I hope that it will hold up!
Currently waiting on an RV detail before installing but the cover this is replacing did the job for us. The purchase and delivery was quick and easy. Ansley at e-Trailer was great and super helpful. Thank again e-Trailer!
I have ordered many times from etrailer and never been disappointed. Quality products, fair prices, fast shipping, and most importantly exceptional customer service, which is rare these days.
The lawn mower cover is doing great - no issues. However, the horse trailer cover failed after about eight months. It developed a tear on the trailer roof edge, which I patched with the included patch. And patched the patch with duct tape. That lasted about a week, and the wind tore a long slit along the trailer roof, causing one side to fall to the ground. I had to cut it off in pieces to remove. The roof portion was thin and almost translucent. The winds here are intermittent and less than 20 mph, which I don’t think is excessive. So I will not buy this product again and wouldn’t recommend it. For about the same cost I can have my trailer professionally detailed to preserve the paint.
My wife and I just installed it so I can’t speak to longevity.
We are in our 70s so up on ladders to drape it over was a bit dicey
Cover seems to fit fine.
Recommended instructions with photo would be helpful.
Measure , measure, measure your trailer before purchasing. I thought I had a 6x10 trailer and it was actually larger than that when measured the outside. Result was buying too small of a cover and had to return it. Great News though, there was no hassle and no issue with returning it. 5 stars is because they were so helpful with fixing my “assumption”. The cover is fairly light (14 lbs) and easy to handle.
I just installed the ADCO trailer cover on my 2023 Rockwood GeoPro G19FDS.
The cover fits great and was easy to install.
The cover quality was excellent.
Super fast service, great pricing, great products.
great cover but needs corners reinforced have mine for a year and is tearing in some spots,
Cover fits good very pleased last year. This year when I put it on three places tore. It shouldn’t have tore.
Thanks,
Mitch
The cover came quickly, it was easy to put on, but this may be that I have a 14 year old son that can easily climb up the RV ladder. I do wish there were more patches for future use.
Unfortunately it ripped on the top right corner about two months after I received it. The rip is about four feet long.
Package arrived in great condition in 2 days. Very pleased. Etrailer is consistently on time with deliveries of products. They are my first source for all my trailering and rv needs.
The clips securing the straps appear to be low quality and don't always 'click into place'. How they will hold up in windy conditions, only time will tell. If this cover is used in your driveway, you will easily be able to make adjustment. I am using it at a storage facility and wonder if I will be surprised by the cover blowing away because the clips don't hold. The manufacturer sent me new clips and only half of them can actually be attached without a sewing machine, ...This product is okay, ...for peace of mind look elsewhere.
One year later and the RV cover is still holding up great. I definitely feel it was money well spent.
Steven
10/16/2024
One year later and still covering my RV. Would definitely recommend
It impressed with the cover.
This is my second Adco cover for my 2019 Entegra (Jayco) 25R class c motorhome. The first one was the more expensive all climate and wind model. I got two years out of that cover before it gave way in too many locations to be able to patch. This time around I opted for the cheaper SFS aquashed. I believe the side fabric is the same as the more expensive model, however the top of the more expensive model seems to have an additional white layer of material. Only time will tell how this cover holds up. I will definitely update this review to let others know how things go. I can say that this cover is much easier to install since it lacks the numerous corner buckles that did not seem to work anyways. Overall it seems to fit much better than the more expensive model. I was disappointed though that it did not come with tire covers like the more expensive model did. Had I known that, I would not of thrown away the tire covers that came with the more expensive model. I know there is always a lot of controversy of whether to cover your motorhome or not. Having used a cover for the past two years, I am definitely of the school of thought that using a cover is best. I have never incurred any damage to my motorhome
Steven P.
6/25/2022
It has been one year since I last reviewed this RV cover. I am happy to say that it has held up extremely well this past year. I would say that I have had the cover on the RV about 11 out of the last 12 months. I have taken the cover off and put it back on about 5 or 6 times. It fits like a glove and shows no sign of age. I could not be any happier with this purchase. I strongly recommend this cover.
First time I took a chance on a winter cover for my Thor Four Winds 29G Class C RV and the 26-29 foot cover fit like a glove. The video was very helpful. I wasn't really sure how long it might take putting it on by myself, but it was only maybe 90 minutes total. Also, because it was a permanent camping site with gravel and not smooth concrete or blacktop, I wasn't sure how easy getting the straps under the RV would be; but the included weights usually made it under after only a couple of tries. I think the zipper access to inside the camper will be very useful as well when checking on the RV over the winter and starting the engine periodically. Great product so far!
Nick S.
11/3/2025
That is great to hear, and it looks great on the Thor! I am glad you were able to get it on yourself with the help of our video. I agree the weights add a sense of ease to the install. What area do you have the Thor in, does it have some gnarly winters?
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Katrina B.
12/1/2022
This item does have a 2-year warranty. For this manufacturer, they prefer to handle all of their own warranties. I have their contact information below for you to get this changed out under warranty: Phone: 818-998-6655 Option 2 Toll Free: 1800541-2326 Mon - Fri 8:30 - 4:30 PT