🚐 ADCO by Covercraft 74846 Storage Lot Cover for Travel Trailer RV - Protects 31'7"-34', Tan Review

This lid is a joke and a piece of shit. I might as well cover my trailer with tissue paper. The material is thin and tears easily even in light winds. We put it on in May and already in July it was tearing and tearing apart at the roof at the seams. Now the entire upper part of the suitcase has fallen apart at all seams and separated from the side parts. Forget money refunds, there is no guarantee of "normal wear and tear", which really means "not actually using the case". This purchase was…

One star because everything was fine and I got it. As seen in the photos the caravan is fully sheltered by the house on one side, the rear is sheltered by a large juniper tree, the other side and front are open but only the top half as the driveway is somewhat with existing Railway sleeper sunk. Wall. We had this shell in the trailer from mid-April to June and from the beginning of October to the end of December. So really on the trailer 4 1/2 months. Judging by the photo, it's torn to shreds…

2. ADCO Cover. The first lasted 8 years. This is completely different. Much more, I even thought I ordered the same size. There is no protective fabric on the roof. Gutter covers don't stay on. It usually took us 30 minutes to get dressed, it took over an hour. Do yourself a favor and fold the cover the way you would wear it, front to back or vice versa. Do not use the method that comes folded out of the box. The adjustment straps are an INCREDIBLE pain to adjust and this case is half the size…

I am a first time trailer owner and like many others I have constantly decided whether or not I need a cover for my trailer. I chose ADCO because I have seen it on many trailers in the warehouse where I keep my trailer. The price was reasonable too. And they have good descriptions of the different case models that they have. I choose one that is designed to store a trailer (it doesn't have cut outs for doors and windows). I'm a small woman in my 40's and was able to cover my trailer by myself…

ADCO has always been famous for its RV and trailer covers. I bought one thinking it would protect my 18 foot trailer from the New Mexico summer sun. I bought the suitcase in early April and unpacked it as soon as it arrived. I left New Mexico for the summer and returned in late fall. I inspected my covered trailer and from a short distance everything looked fine. I removed the ADCO cover on December 14, 2019 and it literally fell apart along the flat part of the roof. Apparently the summer heat