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Maximum Protection For Your RV, All Year Long
Maximum Protection For Your RV, All Year Long
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Custom RV Covers for Every Motorhome
Be it long weekends at the lake, road trips that went longer than planned or campsites you still think about. Your RV or trailer has taken you to a lot of places and supported you on multiple journeys. However, when it is sitting at home between those trips, the elements do not take a break. This is why Custom RV Covers by Covers&All become a necessity.
Whether it is the sun fading the exterior or rainwater that pushes inside and dust and debris, all these elements do their quiet damage to your trailer. Hence, a proper motorhome cover is the simplest thing standing between your RV and all of these elements. You can simply choose between our premium fabric offerings and enjoy dependable performance that makes it a worthy investment.
Motorhome Covers for Every Type of RV
While you can find a whole range of motorhome covers by Covers&All, let’s take a deep dive into some of our bestselling covers:
Class A RV Trailer Covers: Our custom Class A RV covers are made to your motorhome's dimensions with some leeway. Heavy-duty breathable fabric handles UV exposure, driving rain, and heavy snow without thinning out or letting moisture work its way through.
Class B Trailer Covers: These trailers have a compact, specific body shape that standard covers were never really designed around. Our custom Class B covers provide a much better fit than any universal or standardized covers. Light enough to manage on your own and tough enough to keep your van in the same condition it was in when you parked it.
Class C Trailer Covers: Class C motorhomes come with a cab-over section, a wider body, and a rear overhang. Our custom motorhome covers are made to fit all of it, full coverage from the front cab-over through to the rear, in fabric that holds up through whatever season your motorhome happens to be sitting in.
Travel Trailer Covers: Travel trailers spend a lot of time outside. Our custom travel trailer covers are made to your trailer's body length and width, with adjustable straps and an elasticated hem that hold the cover firmly in place even when the wind gets going.
Pop Up Camper Covers: The canvas and vinyl sections on a pop-up camper are more vulnerable and they feel the effects of sun and moisture more quickly. Our pop-up camper covers are cut to fit your specific camper with breathable fabric that protects the soft sections without trapping moisture underneath.
Different Fabrics to Choose From
Picking the right fabric comes down to how your RV is stored and what conditions it faces most. Here is what we have to offer:
- RV Shield – This is the sensible, no-fuss option that can also be a good starting point for RV owners. If your motorhome spends its time parked in a driveway, this is the lightweight fabric that covers everything without overcomplicating things.
- RV Shield Plus - RV Shield Plus sits in the middle of the range, and for a lot of RV owners it is going to be the right call. It is built for people who cannot always control where their motorhome ends up. The durability of this fabric is more than RV Shield and it handles heavier rain, stronger winds, and more sustained UV exposure.
- Weathermax - Weathermax is engineered specifically for extreme conditions. Where lighter fabrics start to thin out or lose their weather resistance after an extended stretch outdoors, Weathermax is built to hold its ground season after season. It is heavier than the other options, which means slightly more effort to install and remove.
| Fabric Types | Waterproof | Durability | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|---|
| RV Shield | Holds up against heavy rain | Daily protection | RVs parked in driveway with occasional exposure |
| RV Shield Plus | Holds up against heavy rain | All season protection | RVs facing unpredictable conditions |
| Weathermax | Handles light rain | Professional grade protection | Extended outdoor usage of RV |
Features to Look for When Buying RV Covers
Here are a few key features that you must pay attention to while shopping for your ideal custom RV covers.
- Breathability: These custom RV trailer covers let water vapor escape, so moisture does not get trapped underneath. This helps prevent mold and dampness.
- Air Vents: Although air vents might seem like a small detail but they can make all the difference. Air vents reduce wind stress that occurs during heavy gusts.
- Zippered Panels: These zipper panels add a whole lot of convenience to the covers as they make it possible to access the cover without fully removing it.
- Tension Panels: The front and rear adjustable straps of these RV covers help pull the cover snug, preventing flapping and tearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
An RV cover is a protective layer that goes over your motorhome, camper, or travel trailer when it is not in use. It works as a shield between your RV and the elements and anything else the outdoors throws at it.
If your motorhome sits outside between trips, an RV cover is one of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to protect it. UV rays fade paintwork, rain pushes into seams, and winter does quiet damage to seals and rubber components. A good motorhome cover handles all of that without you having to think about it.
A good RV cover fits your specific vehicle properly, breathes enough to let moisture escape, and is made from fabric that holds up in the conditions your RV actually faces. A custom-made cover will always outperform a universal-fit option.
A quality RV cover is water-resistant, meaning rain beads off the surface rather than soaking through under normal conditions. Most good covers are not completely waterproof which is sometimes intentional. A motorhome cover that is fully sealed traps moisture underneath, which leads to mould and mildew problems over time. The goal is fabric that keeps the rain out while still allowing any built-up moisture to breathe out.
Start by unrolling the RV cover alongside your motorhome and unzipping any access panels. On smaller rigs you can pull it over from the sides using the tie ropes, while on larger motorhomes it is easier to climb onto the roof and feed the cover over from the top down.