North East Harbor Waterproof Durable Tear-Resistant RV Motorhome Fifth Wheel Cover Covers Class A B C Fits Length 31'-34' Feet New Travel Trailer Camper with Zippered Panels

June 2021 This is much thinner, about 1/3 the volume and half the weight of my last one when rolled up. It is more like tent material, thin and slippery so I have to be extra careful when on top spreading it out so my feet don't go out from under me. I have a 31 foot motorhome so I ordered the 31 to 34 foot size and the length and width are good but the height is about a foot short to cover to the bottom of the basement compartments. They must have added more zipper panels recently. The description says there is only one and mine came with 3 panels (four zippers) on the passenger side,Pros- smaller and lighter when carrying it on my shoulder as I climb the ladder. Thinner material but looks stronger and more resistant to ripping (I'll try to update in a year.) Price.Cons- Height not long enough to cover the sides.Unknowns- Doesn't look breathable (other than the few vents) so could have a mold problem (more for an update). Not sure how UV resistant it is and if it will last a a year. Time will tell.Update: Dec. 2022 The winter storms shredded this thing the full length so it lasted 2 summers. I did not have a mold problem the one winter it lasted so that was good. I won't be buying another because I'm building a 3000 square foot equipment barn/workshop and parking inside. I could buy a lot of covers for less than this barn is costing me so don't let that sway you.

Purchased this cover for motor home 35’ to 37’ size in 12/22 but just installed it 6/20/23 & it fits my 37’ motor home perfectly. See picture. Looks to be of good workmanship. If holds up to UV & weather I’ll certainly purchase it again In future if available.

Worked as advertised

2001 Citation Class C 25 foot.This fit perfect with just the right amount of slack.This would also fit a 26 foot Class C coach, if you want a just right exact fit,If I had a 26 footer I would use this one.Last time I bought a 25 to 29 foot cover and it was too large, lasted about 3 years.These covers help preserve the Rv roof surface and paint, well worth the cost.40 year Rv owner and maintainer.I suggest spray painting (green?) stripe on the bottom edge of the front of the cover, and a different color on the rear (red?) to make it easier to know which end is which. Paint could be on the inside of the cover.

We were very hesitant about this product; material seems thin and not very durable. Cover went on fairly easy but does not come down far enough on the sides. The belly straps were way too short had to use bungee cords to complete connections. As with many manufacturers they don't take into account the height of the a/c's or other roof top equipment when judging how far the cover on the sides will come down. Also, rv's built on a Workhorse chassis are taller than other rigs, i.e. a Ford body. Have only used for one season will see how it goes this year and beyond.

It's an excellent cover for the price. Once you find the front it's very easy to put on, word of advice, make sure it's not a windy day! I would have given it five stars but the product photo was misleading the door access panel is all the way to the corner not two zippers in either side of the door as you would believe looking at the photos. That was pretty important to me but it still works ok. Definetly am happy with the purchase either way. I bought one as a gift for my friends as well after i saw how mine was.Spring update: one cover survived the winter in prefect condition and one ended up in tatters. It guess it was the luck of the draw but a strap came loose and my cover ended up shredded in the wind although my friends cover survived the winter in prefect condition. Contacting the seller to see about warranty now. Will update again after response.Update Nov. 2022.My friends cover just went on for year 2. They are very easily torn so you need to be careful putting them on and off. Otherwise, for the price, a decent product.

Rv cover install easy. Lightweight, great straps and like how it gathers in front and ties off in back. Can't answer for waterproof yet. Will be racing in my area tomorrow. I will let you know.

It was very easy to install. Make sure your roof is well sealed. It is not waterproof as it claims. It is water resistant wich means during lite rain. We had an issue with our vent on top of our class c leaking so we bought this because it said waterproof. We had 2 days of solid rain and it leaked through our ceiling. It has held up well beside the leak. No tears and dries quick. I love how it comes with alot of straps. Very easy install and zippers work well.

Good for the value

This is my second purchase. Concerned first lasted 2 years only and had crusty rot so material tore. Bought this one max 34’ not larger 34-36. Couldn’t find competitor’s tarp available in fall when needed. Not sorry I bought this same brand, working well. I just need someone to steady in wind as put on, doing most myself.

It didn't even got me for one year, it wasn't water resistant I found water under the cover in the winter now big damage on the top and before it's one year from the uv damage I can make holes any where with no force you get what you pay for.

The product has a little front tag, but I noticed it only at the end of the installation. It's a very big thing and they should make it easier to see. Small tips, the company logo goes near the door of the RV, open the zippers during the installation. I did it alone, but it's better to be at least 2.Open completely the cover on the ground, at the back of the RV, with the front tag near the back, slide the cover on the roof of the RV and place it (remove antennas and sharp objects before), if you opened the zippers before installation, you should be able to go down by the ladder after. Close the zippers, attach the straps (pass them under the bottom to reach the opposite side) and attach the front and the back straps. You're good for the winter.For the price, even without instructions, I'm more than happy.

Last year I covered the roof of my travel trailer with a tarp. protected the roof, but all sides were very dirty when getting it ready in the spring. Figured I buy a complete cover. As mentioned by others, no instructions for installation, not a real issue, but some info would make it a little easier. It certainly is big on my 19' travel trailer, but made it work. I made sure the trailer was dry when I put it on.After a few days of rain I wanted to drain the dehumidifier in the trailer, easy enough to do because of the big zippers on the cover. However I was dismayed to find the trailer to be sopping wet, easily as wet as the outside of the cover. Guess it does not stand up to the wet west coast weather???