ADCO 74844 Storage Lot Cover for Travel Trailer RV, Fits 26'1"-28'6", Tan

This 18-20 foot cover by ADCO works great to cover our new 18-foot Hawk V-nose horse trailer. It is that waffle pattern soft material that should not scratch the paint of the new trailer. We also had the trailer professionally ceramic coat treated as soon as the paint had aged 90 days. I might have been able to get away with the next size down max 18-foot version of the cover but I did not want it being pulled at the corners as some other commenters suggested might happen. Besides, this one comes down far enough in the front to also cover the hitch and harness and chains, etc. Required two ladders, one at the front and the other at the back of the trailer. We unrolled the cover alongside the trailer with the inside of the cover facing up. We each got on our ladder with the outside corners of the cover in hand and pulled it up and threw it over the trailer far enough to get it to sit on top. Then went to the other side of the trailer on ladders and pulled it down over the trailer. Easy as could be. Pulled the 2 cinch straps around the bottom front and bottom back, then pulled the 2 buckle straps across the front, then tossed the 2 weighted straps under the trailer and affixed them to the sewn-on buckle connections around the bottom of the cover and it was done. Took about 15 minutes from start to finish. Hard to believe the quality of this cover for the price. All the material, sewing, hardware, and attention to detail during manufacturing, shipping, and packaging, for under $200.00. An exceptional value. Will repost here at some point in the future to report how long the cover lasts. It looks like it will last for several years as long as it doesn't go through some sort of extremely severe weather event. Overall, we couldn't be more pleased with this purchase.

This is the second time we ordered this cover. First one lasted 3 winters. With the wind the corners rip and we repaired it a couple of times.

I'm a first time trailer owner and like many - went back and forth deciding if I need a cover for my trailer or not. I chose ADCO because I've seen it on so many trailers at the storage facility where I keep my trailer parked. The price was also reasonable. And they have good descriptions of variety of cover models they have. I choose the one that is for storing a trailer (it doesn't have cut outs for doors and windows).I'm a petite woman in my early 40s - I was able to cover my trailer alone. It fits the trailer very well. So far - it had survived several gusty wind and rainy days. I've also learned that the trick to keep the cover safe is to NOT tight the tie downs on the cover, keep them a bit loose. Not loose enough for the cover to shift on the trailer, for loose enough for the cover to "breeze" with wind. So far to crack or torsion.I don't know how I'll manage to pack it back up yet - will know in spring :))

ADCO has always had a good name with regard to RV/Trailer covers. I bought one thinking it could help protect my 18' trailer from the New Mexico summer sun. I purchased the cover in early April and deployed it as soon as it arrived. I left New Mexico for the summer and returned in late fall. I Inspected my covered trailer and all appeared well, from a short distance. I removed the ADCO cover on December 14, 2019 and it literally fell apart along the flat roof portion. From all appearances the New Mexico summerheat and intense heat caused the cover to become frail and disintergrate into powder upon touching or movement. Cover is eight months old with proper installation. There were no roof protuberances or sharp objects to cause premature failure. The roof top TV antenna(Weingard) was covered with soft cloth material in its down or retracted poition. The little booties for drip-edge rain diverters were carefully installed.The cover appears to be made of a material similar to grocery store soft enviro carry out bags. Simply not enough UV resistance material. The sun killed it. The ADCO cover fit perfectly and was fairly easy to install and buckle up.Would recomment two people to help with install although one person can do it. Product may work and hold up better in more moderate climates. This one will be unusuable in less than eight months. Look for a more rugged product. This one is not recommended or endorsed. Additional note: The cover helped trap heat on the roof. Many of the trailer roof seams must be resealed because the trapped heat dried them out causing cracking and decomposition. Recommendation: If you live in a hot summy climate, do not use a fabric cover. Park it under a fixed, open cover.

I have one of these on my big gooseneck trailer so found another one for my bumper pull. These are great if you don’t have a permanent structure to keep the trailer in. My GN one has held up for years now so worth the money.

Has straps to tighten it everywhere. Fits great. Regret not getting one with door access.

I always buy these covers every 2.5+ years. Yes, it is true that they do not hold up well to the Texas sun and heat. But for the price it is pretty cheap insurance (about $11/Month) to keep the RV looking new. So yeah, I go through one every 2.5 - 3 years. I patch and repair as needed to stretch the life. My neighbors always comment about how good our RV looks even after years of service. So to me. Yeah they are worth it. But seriously, outside of keeping the RV in an aircraft hanger. This is the next best thing for the money.

The tan color is perfect to blend in with wood-colored fencing. We bought a new camper and wanted to protect the outside. We wanted a cover that would cover our camper that would tone down the camper colors, so the camper would not be an eyesore in our neighborhood. We have had several neighbors that have commented that they love it. I would recommend this to anyone.

This is an excellent cover and holds up to Canadian winters My storage is up the mountain in Grimsby and exposed to heavy winds etc. This cover lasted me 5 winters . Ordering another , Great quality.

We really like this cover. We've only used it this season. It went on easily. I like the reinforced corners. We get quite a lot of rain in Victoria BC so i will be interested to see how this holds up. So far so good. Good price and came quickI'm happy with this purchase.

Bought this Adco cover for my 24' travel trailer. Fits good but didn't come with storage bag as stated to be included on box and in listing. Contact sent to Adco but no reply. Disappointed ad 2 previous purchases came with bag and repair kit.

Ordered the 31.7 - 34ft size because was told our trailer was 33.5 ft and according to the manufacturer and the dealership that's what it was, A bit of advise BEFORE ORDERING MAKE SURE!!!! YOU MEASURE THE EXACT LENGTH OF YOUR TRAILER because the manufactures measurements and the dealership measurements could be way off. our trailer ended up being 31 ft long after we measured it soWe had more than enough to cover our trailer and then some lol which I guess is better than not having enough or have it being snug and ripping, the drain pipe covers are of no use, as soon as you try to put the RV cover over top of them they come off, so they are a completely useless don't know why they even have them, how weather proof it is yet I guess we'll see come spring time, we live in Saskatchewan where the winter winds can be cold with alot of snow, but we bought it to protect our trailer from fading in the long hot sunshine days, either way it was way cheaper than from the RV dealership I work at and it is a good brand, overall we're happy with our purchase

Purchased this to cover our 20 feet trailer (2306 if measuring from the ball to bumper) so we ordered the 20'1-22 cover size and was easy and we'll put together. My dad said he may have bought a size down since this one was a little big, but over all is doing what it's supposed too. Will update review once we take it off in the spring.