🏕️ Classic Accessories OverDrive PermaPRO Folding Camping Trailer Cover, Fits 14-16ft Long Trailers Review

I have a Coleman pop-up that is 22 feet long and 5 feet 2 inches high when closed. When open, it is 28 feet long and twice as wide as when closed. I also installed a boat rack on top that is 6 feet off the ground. The lid was easy to install and I believe it will get the job done. I gave 4 stars because the lid doesn't sit as close to the bottom as I would like. I want the lid to be 12 to 18 inches longer on each side; I would also pay extra.

As with any review, it's better if the product is aged and this tarp is new. The material seems durable though, it's tough. It will be necessary to see how he behaves with sunlight for a while. It's complete, easy to use. Ideal for Aliner Classic. Added material to hold back the tears in the future. And what I particularly appreciate is that the storage bag is not insanely small, the bag is roomy so you don't need someone sitting on top of the bag while others are zipping it up. All my other…

I have just (4/9/20) placed this cover on my Coleman pop up camper and was very impressed with the quality of materials and fit. At the moment I can't vouch for how long this will take, but it seems very well done. My pendant was the max size for this case and it fit well. It has reinforcements in all the right places and the vents are well placed and well finished. The straps are attached to well-reinforced anchors. The best case I've seen in this price range. If it turns out not to last long…

My RV is a Fleetwood Sun Valley with a 12 foot box. I bought a cover that was rated for a 10-12 foot RV and it fits very well. As you can see from the photo of the back of the RV, the cover actually fits an RV just over 12 feet in length. However, the extra length allowed me to mount it over the spare tire and rear bumper. UPDATE - there are already two tears in it. Not very durable. Didn't even last two years. I expected better. LAST UPDATE - Significantly torn and thrown in the trash in less…

Bought this case as I was in dire need of a case as the one I have now is over 3 years old and very torn. This one was good for a few months and so far. The tension belts ensure a secure hold even in strong winds. Well watered. I like the air vents too. They help keep the air moving underneath. FYI I have 19ft retractable when closed and this one is very tall. It almost touches the ground at the back end, but still completely covers the tongue. At first I thought it was too big but now I'm glad

I have had an ADCO RV cover in the past that broke after 3-4 months of use. The fabric was thin and I knew right away it wouldn't last long. This new coating already looks and feels more durable. While I parked under the metal roof, the pop-up is still exposed to the elements as the sides of the building are exposed. The coating lasted two months with no signs of wear. It's easy to install and remove. The bag is big enough to fit inside the lid when folded. The straps can be connected to each…

I ordered this to replace another Rockwood AW192H frame boot that was 15 years old. The 14-16 foot coverage fits snugly and is high enough to reach but not exceed the bottom of the trailer. The quality of the lid currently seems questionable due to its thinness, but time will tell if it can withstand normal weather. .I love the drawstrings and the included tote bag; However, be prepared to fill with your own weight. I was expecting the tote bag to be pre-filled with a rattle, but it's a velcro…

I was a little apprehensive at first because of some negative comments and the size only fits 14-16 feet. We have a Coleman Westlake camper. I thought our pop up trailer was 16ft 4in but I couldn't go out and just measure it because it lives 35 minutes from us. All I could find was the specs saying it was 16ft 4in, but I didn't know if it was just the box or the whole trailer. It turned out to be the entire length of the trailer. Regardless, we had about 2 feet of extra length with this cover…

What you need to know: 1) This material is not waterproof 2) If you have bumps on the roof water will pool language (makes sense in hindsight). I bought this for my new popup. I installed the lid and found that it was the wrong size (I bought the size based on tongue to tail, not length of pop-up, doh), but it still worked, just a little forward hanging. But after the first rain shower I noticed that a significant amount of water had accumulated on the roof due to the edges of the roof. I undid