ADCO 52255 Designer Series SFS Aqua Shed 5th Wheel RV Cover - 31'1" - 34' ,Gray

Love the idea. Son helped.me put it on and he fell through the sky lights on the trailer roof

I bought for 37ft fifth wheel and it was longer than I thought . A little loose on front,bt should be ok.One of the clips for the straps was damaged and would not hook.

I installed this cover a few days ago. It looks very nice for the money.A few issues to consider with this cover:Con's:- The Material is a mid- level quality RV cover (not the high end, nor the lowest quality).- Straps are not weighted (making it hard to pass them from one side to the other (under the coach).- Plastic connectors disconnect occasionally? The male end tabs need to be expanded slightly to get it to securely lock in.- Instructions are next to worthless.- Size stated is very generous!!! My 5th wheel is a 32', 5" and the cover was rated to fit 5th wheel trailers between 31' to 34'. Cover could have fit a 35' easily - cover runs very large (both in length and height).- Straps that go under the coach / RV to secure the cover from side to side (for middle section) are located right where the axle / tires are - making it very hard to secure the section above the wheels.- Not much reinforcement in critical areas - be sure to add additional protection (foam packing / towels) over awning, roof antenna, down spouts and any sharp corners - do not over tighten straps. .Pro's:- Front and back are clearly marked on the cover- Very nice looking cover !!!- Repels water- Soft material- Generous sizing- Zippered sections enable access inside RV when cover is on.- Ladder reinforcement coverOverall, a good value cover for the money!

Ordered one that made it so far then just vanished. Ordered a second one that said shipped then seller claimed it was damaged and they never shipped it. Sure wish my brand new RV had a cover...just picked 3 stars cuz I had to, others of this brand have been good in the past

So far (about one and a half months) through lots of wind, rain and some snow, this cover has served us well. We have a "27" foot mid-profile fifth wheel, which is actually 28 feet nose to tail. We're glad we got the slightly larger cover. There seems to be enough air circulation and, while not billed as "waterproof", the cover is keeping most of the rain off the roof of the trailer, which was our main goal. Four weeks before getting the cover, our RV roof was damaged by heavy snow and after that rain. The cover would have prevented the rain soaked snow from holding water near the vents, which is where our leak occurred. Our repair will cost $5000, but at least the cover will help prevent further damage until it goes into the shop in two weeks.The cover is fairly heavy and can be difficult to install. Figure our which end is front and follow the directions, rolling out from one end to the other before unfolding over the sides. Two people really help with this, especially when throwing the webbing under the trailer to cinch it down. Since the web straps aren't weighted, I used a simple hand-clamp as a weight: worked great. I suspect that failures noted in the reviews come from exposure to too much UV (from the sun) and from not having it securely fastened down, which could lead to disintegration in the wind.In a couple months we'll have an RV carport erected, but until then, this works well.

No instructions in the box or the pockets, nothing and a big green sign that it is not returnable if you bought the wrong size! Good thing there is you tube!I cannot answer the question because I want to see how it holds up through the winter, it is a nice fitting cover and seems to be well maid.

So I was replacing a Camco cover that disintegrated after 4 years of winter use only. This one of course is made from seemingly the same type of material but noticeabley thicker. I got the one for 34’-37’ for my 35’. I have approximately 4 feet to spare. This cover has much better strapping system over the Camco. The rear has 3 horizontal and the side straps actually go all the way under and snap to the other side. The middle strap set (2) almost lined up between the tandem axles. The only negative is the straps are plenty long so by the time you cinch them you have a surplus of loose ends everywhere that you have to figure a way to secure.That all said it’s a decent cover. The Camco I replaced was $200 or so this one was nearly double but there are improvements. The Camco was thin enough that it tore easily.

Over all the cover works fine. The front does not fit real well under and around the overhang. The part that comes across the storage area has straps that need to be attached higher up as the area of attachment leaves a lot of unsecured fabric that flops around in the wind/breeze. The two straps at the middle by the tires are exactly at the tires so one I managed to get between the tandem axels but the other one is exactly at the tire and it will not work. The zippers along the passenger side of the unit work great for getting in the camper once it is covered. The vents at the top keep the cover from billowing out.Over all the cover is pretty good and I am sure it will protect the unit nicely. I have only had the cover on my unit for about a month so I can not, at this time speak about how well it works in regards to protecting the unit.

I put major effort in cutting foam tubing, using tennis balls and applying that to every corner or potential area that would wear on this cover and it still developed a small hole in 2 months time . I used a piece of the supplied patch kit for repairing it. I have also added a couple straps to attempt to keep it from flapping in the wind as well as I believe there are not enough strapping. I have never seen clips like these before and have to say they had to try really hard to get something that flimsy and cheap, I print better ones off on my 3d printer. So far the cover is lasting here on the west coast in a sheltered location. I think I have more stress worrying about the cover ripping in the wind than I do about my trailer. Trailer is 26 feet so it has a couple feet extra room for sure and is not a tight fit.

Strap buckles are not very strong.

I have had the cover for two years now. It has a few small rips that where easy to fix with the patch repair kit provided. Care should be taken around the trailer ladder as the area is not renforced and could rip. As far as putting it on I have a 42 foot 5th wheel it takes 4 people to drape the cover and secure the cover. the only hard part is getting the straps under the trailer .I use a 12 ft painter pole to pass the straps so i don;t have to crawl under the trailer. All in all thc cover has been a good investment.

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I just purchased this cover this fall. Recently removed from the box and husband got help to put the cover on the trailer. Once it was installed and tied down I discovered there is no zipper to access my trailer door. Our door (and any rv door I have ever seen) is on the passenger side of the unit, the zipper door for this cover is on the drivers side. Cannot review the quality yet as it is brand new.