Where is Zipper Access Door on Classic Accessories RV Cover # CA80-197-171001-00
Updated 11/02/2020 | Published 10/30/2020 >
Question:
I bought the CA80-197-171001-00 from your company for our rpod but noticed on the box that the opening for the door is closer to the tongue end. The door on the rpods are at the opposite end. How does this work with the cover that was recommend. On the box it says strategically placed zipper allows access regardless of door placement. Does that mean the door can be on the opposite end of the tongue and we can get in the trailer? We could not find this information on your website. Thank you!
asked by: Judith A
Expert Reply:
The zipper panel for door access on the Classic Accessories RV cover # CA80-197-171001-00 are at the rear of the trailer like you see in the picture I attached which matches what you said you'd need.
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Classic Accessories PolyPro III Deluxe RV Cover for R-Pod Trailers up to 17' Long - Gray
- RV Covers
- Storage Covers
- R Pod Camper Cover
- Passenger Side Access
- Rear Access
- 15 Feet Long
- 16 Feet Long
- 17 Feet Long
- Better UV/Dust/Weather Protection
- Gray and White
- Classic Accessories
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