ADCO 52243 Designer Series SFS Aqua Shed Travel Trailer RV Cover - 24'1" - 26', Gray

I bought this from Amazon in October 2014 and I just finished putting it on my 17 foot travel trailer for what will be the sixth winter. I live in Vancouver, WA (think Portland, OR), lots of rain, some snow, and occasionally windy and below freezing.This cover has exceeded my expectations. It is definitely showing some wear, has some holes that I've duct taped, and this could possibly be my last season with it but I will buy another one! It is not water proof but quite resistant and it dries very quickly, even in the winter. Installation is a breeze as long as you don't mind climbing on top of your RV. It is clearly marked front and rear, has weighted attachments to assist with wrapping the straps underneath to secure it, and it has a storage bag. Great RV cover!

they last about 3 years and then they tear from sun weathering....would buy again

This is well made, fits, and is reasonably durable. I used it for four winters here in New England. Our winters can be brutal with cold weather, snow, and wind. The cover did well for four years and now needs to be replaced. The cover has torn in several places. The fabric is now brittle and easy to tear. You can't expect Sunbrella fabric in a cheap cover. Four years isn't bad. For short money, I expect to replace it periodically. I have a canvas sewing machine and fabric. I could repair it, but for less than $300, why bother?My only criticism is that the corner drain covers as useless. I used tennis balls with a hole cut in.

Nice quality cover, a fee strps above the previous same brand wind cover which lasted a few years. I did not give 5 stars becausr I was sold a NOT new cover. The package had obviously been opened as the accessories were all crammed into the box without original packaging. The cover is of good quality materials with plenty of easy to snap and pull tight straps with quick release buckels.I installed the cover on a 2008 KZ 14 ft Coyote tracel trailer. It fit perfectly with not much room for a bigger trailer.UPDATE: After about 6 months of use AS OTHER'S have discovered these covers will fall apart. They claim a 3 year warranty but on allow (1) replacement. Good luck thinking this cover will lastNot the quality they used to be. This was a premium CoverCraft ADCo cover. It was a replacment for the basic cover which lasted several years. The new cover which is said to have extra layers of protection was like toilet paper, seriously it was so thin and light with a waffling type material. This RV was nto parked in a ALL day sun area, it's behind a building so gets some afternoon sun. In the summer it's shaded most of the time by trees.I was very surprised that after a few months it started to tear in several places, then the fabric started to fall about, as if it was crumbling away. Then it started to totally fall off.I contacted Covercraft ADCO and got a response, they asked for photos and copy of my receipt which I sent. Never heard back from them. That was about 2 months ago, I recontacted them but was ignored

I purchased the ADCO 52242 Designer Series SFS Aqua Shed Travel Trailer RV Cover - 22'1" - 24' ,Gray and it’s been working just as I hoped. I’m one month shy of having it for 2 years and theres probably another 3 years left of life in it, maybe more. I life in Washington State and keep the cover installed in the off season and in between trips if it’ll be a few weeks. It sees lots of rain, some snow, a fair amount of sun including a few weeks of 90+ degrees, and a bit of wind. It is parked next to my house so that does help as well. Originally I had my wife help me install it but I’ve found a pretty good method for one person. Before install I lay it out next to the RV and roll it up. I put bungee cords around the ends to keep the roll from unraveling. Then I use my ladder and set it on the front top of the RV. Now I unroll it forward to aft going back and forth from side to side to walk it back. From there I pull the front down, then each side, then the rear. It’s a bit tedious but works great. Never pull if something is snagged, you will rip the cover. Be patient. Once it’s on I do the minor tweaking to make it even front to back and side to side. Then I hook up the 8 snaps on the bottom which run from one side to the other. It came with 2 weights that attach to the snaps so when you need to pass from one side to the other under the RV you can toss underneath no problem. Snug them up, not to tight because it will move around a little and settle out. Then I connect the snaps on the front and back also taking out the slack. Boom, that’s it. All tucked in. One thing I did do was install black gorilla tape on the 4 bottom corners of the RV so the sharp edges won’t cut or wear on the cover over time. It comes with a big storage bag, some spare material in the event you need to do repairs, the 4 spout covers (to help prevent a sharp edge), and 2 weights for the straps. I used the sizing they recommended and it fits with not much wiggle room. It does not reach over the bumper or over my batteries in the front. I think it does will on water resistance, ease of install, and it’s durability. I’ve installed and removed it a bunch of times and haven’t damaged it so far. The removal process is pretty much the reverse of install. I highly recommend. It also has vents on each side which allow air flow. I can also roll up a section on the side so I can still open the door. I’ve done that a few times when fixing things in the off season. I’m satisified, highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Went on in 30 minutes and looks decent. Hope it holds up.

I have a 20' trailer and this fits like it was made for it. The problem is that it's really thin and cheap ripped in a few spots just trying to put it on. It came with the patch kit so atleast I could patch the rips. Spend more and get a thicker cover is what I'll do next time.

We purchased this cover 7/2015. I've include pictures of it 6 years later. Really we should have replaced it last year but didn't. Over all, I think it held up pretty well. Mine sits in the shade so the UV damage to the cover was less, but as you can see, mold and tree debris is a problem. Still, this worked for our needs. In fact, we are buying another to replace it. Yes, it's thin and easily tears but they all do. Yes, it's a pain to put on but they all are. This fit our vintage 14' Cardinal nicely though and didn't leak. Zipper access was handy and I wouldn't purchase a cover without it. I believe it's a good cover for the money. Hopefully, we'll have the same experience with the next one.

I bought this at Christmas time and didn’t install it until the end of camping season in October so I had my fingers crossed that it would work. When I finally put it on the trailer, my wife helped me to get it prepared and we followed the instructions carefully and everything went smoothly.It’s easiest to install when you are on top of the trailer so plan on doing that if you’re comfortable with heights.The fabric feels high quality and the colour matches my trailer so it looks good too. It will be our first winter with the cover on so hopefully it stands up well to the elements.In my area the sun is more damaging than the snow so I plan to keep the cover on as much as possible to protect from uv damage.For now giving a 5 star review but will revisit in the spring to update on durability.

Compré esta cubierta para proteger mi remolque de los elementos ya que recientemente lo pulí y enceré. Se ve que esta hecho con buena tela, y con una manufactura de calidad. Muy fácil de poner, nos llevó a mi esposa y a mi como 20 minutos desde que lo sacamos de la caja hasta que estuviera instalado, muy bien diseñado, tiene varias correas inferiores para mantenerlo en su lugar. Ahora solo veremos cuanto tiempo dura, pero sin duda es mejor que se deteriore el cobertor que el remolque.

Very good fit and it easily accomodated the 2 foot long storage bin on the front of our bigfoot 25FB21 trailer. Pretty easy to fit on the trailer with plenty of good anchor points. Zips in the right place for the door making trailer access easy.Material appears durable and sheds water well.

We recently uncovered the RV and were very happy with how well protected it was over the winter. Our RV is 26' and it was not too bad to install; biggest problem was it was quite a generous fit despite closely following their measuring directions. It took a bit of creative folding and tucking to ensure it would not move too much in the event of a strong wind. Removing and refolding took a while but it does fit back into the carry bag it came with so that's all good. We did experience a very small tear on removal but I don't think that is a fault of the cover - user error :). Not sure how long it will survive but it made it through year one.

This is my second season using this cover and I absolutely love it. It is not very hard to install over my 36 foot trailer and it covers it completely with about a foot to spare....fits perfectly.To install it I take it up to the roof of the trailer then lay it out along the length of the trailer then unroll it down the sides one at a time. I did this all alone, no extra help is needed if you know how to do it.I love the zipped door access to get in the trailer, very useful and I use it a lot to go in and check the inside of my trailer for damages or to retrieve something I need inside.It is completely water proof and breathable and very strong no rips or tears and this is the second season.It is worth the cost to protect my second home.