ADCO 52239 Designer Travel Trailer Review

I just tested my camper and this cover has held up great! He got through a very difficult winter in Wisconsin without tears or problems. I find the trick is to cover any sharp corners (I used styrofoam) and make sure the straps are tight so they don't move much in the wind. I am very happy!

Used less than 3 months, the roof is starting to crack. I live in Southern California with mild weather. Very disappointed as it looks great, fits well and has lots of handy hooks to tighten. I covered the trailer's roof with a tarp before putting the lid on to eliminate any sharp corners or snags. The lid fell apart anyway. looser.

Just bought my second ADCO camper cover to replace the one I bought 5 years ago. These cases degrade over time and I originally assumed they would last a little longer. But they have very good features, incl. vents, side zips for access to a closed camper, adding "fabric" to protect wear points, etc., so I bought another without hesitation.

I bought this cover for my trailer to protect it from the elements. I smoothed out all sharp corners and edges. The cover is quite easy to assemble with two people. It fits well, I recommend ordering a cover that fits your trailer size, do not order a size up. Traveled all winter in wind, rain, snow and sleet. No tare or worn spots. The most important thing about these covers is the protection against sharp edges and corners as well as the correct fit on the trailer.

Cannot comment on water resistance and durability yet - just installed. Remember this comes WITH NO INSTRUCTIONS! You need to download the PDF file or watch the video. The problem is that everyone prefers the "Rooftop Walk" style, which I don't have. I'll admit it wasn't hard to figure out a way, but it would be great to have some comments on it beforehand. I also called customer service to ask about this and left a message. Apparently there is no customer service as I called last week and got…

Purchased from Revain in October 2014 and just installed it in my 17ft RV for the sixth winter. I live in Vancouver, Washington (Portland, Oregon I think), lots of rain, some snow, sometimes windy and below freezing. This case exceeded my expectations. It definitely shows signs of wear, has a few holes that I taped over and may be my last season with it, but I'll be buying another one! It's not waterproof, but it's quite durable and dries very quickly, even in winter. Installation is very easy…

My trailer is 17 ft 8 in long. I know this because I measured it three times following ADCO's instructions. very close. I had to pull and pull on it so it barely went over my nose. Irma came closer, so I had to pay back. The lid broke during installation, reducing wind protection. Luckily it wasn't too bad where I was and the lid stayed mostly. It got messed up during installation so I wasn't very kind in removing it. Now she's in the trash. finished with the cases. Two stars instead of one…

I use this cover on my 2003 Nash 16c trailer. The instructions (included) are easy to follow. They are geared more towards those who have a roof ladder on their trailer, but I was able to easily cover my trailer myself using two ladders and a broom. The broom helped lift the cover over the air vents, air conditioning, and two antennas. The time from start to finish was about 25 minutes including seat belts. My trailer is approximately 5.5m long and 3.5m high including roof mounted…

UPDATED REVIEW, TAKE THE STAR OFF: After a few months of use it hasn't performed as we hoped (see photo). The front of the cover wears down and we've noticed that it's grown as well. Abrasion occurs when the bracelet rubs against the case itself. The tape is as taut as possible without being pulled from its sewn position. It is strange that this happened because of the wind that blew in such a short time. All in all, well, it just came out. We put bubble wrap in places that we thought might…