Does Adco Olefin HD RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 15 Feet Require Pool Noodles to Prevent Tears
Updated 10/31/2022 | Published 10/30/2022 >
Question:
I saw somewhere on the site the recommendation to use pool noodles under a trailer cover to help prevent tears. Is that recommended for this cover? If so how do you use them?
asked by: Mark R
Expert Reply:
Some people do cut and use pool noodles under a trailer cover but that is not required at all for the Adco Oldefin HD that fits travel trailers up to 15 feet, which is the following part number:
- Adco Olefin HD RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 15' - All Climate + Wind # AD57ZR
The reason why is the # AD57ZR comes with ladder cap and rain gutter covers, and I added a photo for you showing one of these covers being put on a spout.
Overall, this is the best cover you can get for your travel trailer, as its Olefin HD fabric is high-density, beading water and repelling all manners of dirt from the cover. It also has side panels that are triple-layered and vented, making them breathable so it remains snug on your trailer.
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