RV Cover

[dazza40]

Hi all

We have a Damon Daybreak 3270 here in England, as its kept outside all year we need an RV Cover, any idea where in the USA we can order one form

Thanks guys

Darren (England)

[Tha_Rooster]

Camping World has a good selection shipping should be a killler

[bldrbob]

From what I have read the cover can be worse than leaving it out in the weather.Movement from wind can cause chafing and wear holes in the paint.

BOB

[NLOVNIT]

We ordered ours from RVUpgrades - one of the sponsors of this site.

That said, you might wanna check out this previous discussion on rv covers & also check out my photos linked in that thread. Bldrbob is correct that cover movement from wind can rub. A cover should fit snug, but not too tight, so rubbing is minimalized. I shoulda ordered the next size smaller, since I didn't go custom, to get a better fit than the one I got. Lesson learned: we're, most likely, gonna build an rv port this summer.

Lori-

[rotts4u]

I have one on my full body paint Tiffin Class A and anytime I am not using it for 2 weeks or more, I cover it up. But first I completely wash and allow it to dry. I have not had any issues with rubbing etc and I guess that a cover will last me 3 years in the SE-USA. Then it will be worn enough for replacement. But its a small price compared to the sun damage I am saving and resell advantage on the RV

Don

[dazza40]

Thanks for your replies, any websites would be of help!

[Rich_in_Tampa]

Adco makes a nice product. We never had a problem with rubbing on our travel trailer. They recommend a rather loose fit, and advise that you not cinch it too tight. We followed that advice and no scratches or abrasions occurred. It's a breathable material and seemed to do a good job with water protection, never staying wet underneath.

[RVDude]

Adco covers w/Tyvek top is a fine product. Used it for 3 years and the rig looked better than new when I finally sold it. No sun fade, no scratches, no tree sap, no heavy rain seeping into joints, perfect.