Gray and White ADCO 2890 Pop Up Folding Trailer Polypropylene Cover, Ideal for Trailers up to 8 Feet Review

I put the cover on in December. Last weekend I towed a trailer for the first time and the tarpaulin was already torn, beyond repair. I would suggest that it should last longer than 8 months.

This product is garbage. I bought it in mid-March, beginning of July it started tearing at the side of my pop-up. In late July the gap is three feet long and exposes the side of my RV and canopy to the sun. I tied it properly with the included ropes so it never sways in the wind. Waste of money, very disappointed.

Lasted seven months in TX weather. The first storm and ripped in half. I called ADCO for warranty and it was approved BUT I have to pay for shipping which is almost $40. not worth it if it only lasts a few months. I suggest putting a large tarp underneath to protect your pop up trailer.

I was very happy when I received this cover, it fits my collapsible caravan perfectly and ties very well. . Tarpaulin popups have a hardtop that appears to be waterproof, but folded liners keep water out. I put it on in November 2011. the interior was completely destroyed. water invasion. All the rain and some melted snow in a collapsible trailer. This case is not waterproof and to be honest I haven't checked the product description to see if it is advertised as waterproof or not. Anyway, I…

I installed this cover on a large (16-1/2" box) Palamino sash window. It's quite big but it works and I shouldn't have sent it back. The material broke on first use, just from pulling on the corners, but I suspect this is a common thing as it came with a repair kit (which worked fine). I don't expect much from it. It's cheap, both in price and quality. I wouldn't recommend this case but if you're just looking for something cheap to keep dirt out then I would suggest going a size down than you…