Review on 🚐 FRUNO 300D Travel Trailer RV Cover for Winter Snow - Windproof & Anti-UV with Jack Cover and 4 Tire Covers (30'-33') by Lance Jenkins

I ordered a FRUNO 300D Oxford Travel Trailer RV Cover for my 27ft trailer that was in dire need of a cover. This bag has features I love such as: B. Twelve fastening straps, two fastening straps, two zipper plates on each side, four tire pockets and one storage pocket. Also included is a tongue bushing cover and six gutter covers. Twelve lashing straps provide six lateral, three front and three rear recordings. The addition of two top and bottom attachment straps ensures a snug fit. Many cases lack the proper attachments and end up loosening, allowing them to flap in the wind and cause tears. Two zippered roll-up panels allow access to the trailer without removing the cover. Simply undo the required straps and open the panel for easy access. Tire cases and a storage bag are a good addition as there are never too many cases and it is convenient to store the case conveniently when not in use. The kit also includes a small pouch that fits the included accessories. The manufacturer claims that the fabric is waterproof, which is very important to me when choosing a case. I tested the lid by placing part of it in a dry sink with paper towels underneath to detect water ingress, then added about 1/2 inch of water to the lid. Water did leak through. I am assuming this cover will be waterproof on a trailer. The cover fabric and construction appear to be well made. The outside of the fabric has been treated with UV protection which should give the cover better UV resistance Protection. The bottom of the case features a polyurethane coating that improves durability, flexibility, and water resistance. I ordered a 27-30ft suitcase and it's pretty light even with all the straps and other accessories in the suitcase. Storage bag. Total weight is 32.6 lbs. As with most roof installations, this cover is best fitted with two people. It can be done with one person, but it is far easier with two people. Unfold and position the carpeting, starting at the Go front and back to the stairs. After assembly, the fixation of the straps helps to assemble the lid evenly, with a second person being less critical at this stage than during the initial assembly. Having three straps on the front and back was great for tightening the case where my other cases used to loosen. This prevents the paintwork from fraying and prevents the cover from wobbling in the wind, which can lead to tears. I didn't permanently mount the tires as I already had them but they proved to be of good quality and should hold up well as they have an elastic band sewn into the back and a buckle strap. Didn't get a chance to take photos of the set because it was dark when I finished, but I'll add more photos later.