Are any brands better than others? RV is now outside so I would like to put a cover over it to protect it from the sun. Forest River work and play so a basic rectangle nothing special.
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No personal experience, but heard they are bad for the trailer as they cause moisture issues on the roof, and mold. Again, no personal experience. Ours is in covered storage. -
Put ours under one of those metal carports. Get a pad ready and they show up to do the rest.Comment
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I don't have an RV yet, but it is similar to a boat cover. A good breathable boat cover will will keep elements off and allow moisture to evaporate, etc. I've kept all of my boats in the driveway and used good quality cover with a fan underneath and boat is in great condition.Comment
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Are you talking about a metal carport type cover, or a cloth cover that covers the whole RV? If a metal carport type, you don’t have to worry about any roof issues as long as you leave a couple feet of clearance between the top of the A/C shroud and the underside of the cover.
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Carolina carportsComment
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I bought one last year and put it on my camper in Sonora. After fighting the wind I finally got it on. Not an easy one person job. When I went to take it off in October there must have been coons living between the cover and roof. I never thought about that so no cover this year. I guess I will just let the sun keep fading it.Comment
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Get Ready$$$$$ The price of those have almost doubled in the last year.Comment
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This is what I did with my old camper at lease. Going on 6 years now. Cost under 200.
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Thanks all. Was looking at soft covers, like a car cover. Plan to eventually add a metal structure but not in the budget this year. Sounds like I may just let it sit in the sun vs issues with the coverComment
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dont do the soft cover its a waste of 200 bucks and it will tear with the texas sun and wind and flap a mark on the RV...
carport is only way to do it, and reseal the roof every couple yrsComment
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