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Fabrics Built for the Outdoors
- Reliable Everyday Protection
- Lightweight Yet Durable
- Built for Residential Use
- Enhanced Protection
- Long-Haul Durability
- All-Season Versatility
- Premium Protection
- Extreme Durability
- Built for Extreme Conditions
Maximum Protection For Your RV, All Year Long
Maximum Protection For Your RV, All Year Long
Breathable Air Vents
Adjustable Strap System
Full Height Zippers
Anti-Scratch Inner Lining
Reflective Safety Panels
Elasticated Hem
Take Care of Your Motorhome with Custom RV Covers
Your motorhome or trailer does not just sit still between trips, it faces the full force of whatever the weather decides to do. Whether it is the sun fading the exterior or rainwater that pushes inside and dust and debris, all these elements do their quiet damage to your trailer. UV rays, rain, dust, and debris are just some of the things the trailer has to handle.
Custom RV covers from Covers&All are built to fit your vehicle properly. You choose from the different sizes displayed on our platform and we make the RV cover to those measurements with some leeway. Hence, it goes on cleanly, stays in place when the wind gets going, and protects the full exterior from one end to the other without any loose gaps.
Types of Motorhome Covers by Covers&All
When you explore our custom RV covers, you will find multiple offerings catering to different types of motorhomes. Here are some of our bestselling trailer covers that are built to last.
Class B Camper Van Covers
Camper vans have a specific profile that off-the-shelf trailer covers rarely account for. Our custom camper van covers are available in multiple sizes, which means nothing is left exposed at the sides or rear. Light enough to manage on your own and made from fabric that keeps your van's exterior in the same shape as when you parked it.
Class C Motorhome Covers
The cab-over section and wider body of a Class C motorhome means most standard covers either sit too tightly across the front or bunch up at the sides. Our custom motorhome covers are made around your trailer’s actual dimensions. This means full coverage from the cab-over through to the rear, in fabric suited to whatever conditions it is likely to face in storage.
Travel Trailer Covers
Travel trailers tend to spend more time sitting outside than motorhomes, which makes a properly fitted cover even more important. Our custom trailer covers are available in a range of sizes to choose from. Plus, an elasticated hem and adjustable straps keep the cover locked in place regardless of the wind, and the breathable fabric construction stops moisture from building up underneath.
Pop-Up Camper Covers
Our motorhome covers for pop-up campers are cut to the dimensions you choose, using breathable fabric that looks after the soft sections without trapping moisture against them. Compact to pack away and easy to handle on your own.
Choose from Multiple Fabric Options
Not every motorhome needs the same level of protection. This is why we offer three different fabric options to choose from. RV Shield is made for the lighter end of things such as semi-sheltered spots, milder conditions, and shorter storage stretches. It does its job without adding unnecessary bulk. Next is RV Shield Plus which offers most year-round outdoor use comfortably with steady rainfall, variable winds, and the usual seasonal ups and downs. For anything more demanding and long-term outdoor storage, hard frosts, heavy snowfall, or situations where you simply can't check in on your motorhome regularly, Weathermax is the one built to stay the course.
| Fabric Types | Waterproof | Durability | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|---|
| RV Shield | Holds up against heavy rain | Daily protection | RVs parked in driveway with occasional exposure |
| RV Shield Plus | Holds up against heavy rain | All season protection | RVs facing unpredictable conditions |
| Weathermax | Handles light rain | Professional grade protection | Extended outdoor usage of RV |
What to Look for While Choosing Custom RV Covers
Not all RV covers are built the same way. If you're trying to pick the right cover for your trailer, these are the features that are genuinely worth having.
- Breathability - A breathable fabric lets that vapour escape, so the air underneath stays fresher and your motorhome stays in better shape.
- Air Vents - Built-in vents give the air somewhere to go rather than letting it build up and push outward, which takes the pressure off the seams of the trailer cover.
- Zippered Panels - Useful for getting to the door or dipping into a storage compartment without pulling the cover off entirely.
- Tension Panels- Adjustable straps at the front and rear keep the RV cover pulled tight and sitting where it should.
Frequently Asked Questions
An RV cover is a protective layer that goes over your motorhome, camper, or travel trailer when it is not in use. It works as a shield between your RV and the elements and anything else the outdoors throws at it.
Absolutely! Custom RV covers are a must for all RV owners to help protect their investment from different elements such as rain, UV rays, dust, debris, and much more. A quality motorhome cover handles all of that passively, and the trailer comes out of storage in far better shape than it would have without one.
Fit is the most important factor when it comes to choosing a motorhome cover, which is why we provide custom sizes. After that, look for breathable fabric that repels water without sealing moisture underneath, and solid fastening hardware including adjustable straps and an elasticated hem.
The best quality RV covers are not completely waterproof. This is because it is important to have a breathable fabric that doesn’t trap any moisture and cause mould growth. This is why our RV covers are water resistant and not fully waterproof.
The process to cover an RV is simple. Start by unrolling the RV cover alongside your motorhome and unzipping any access panels. On smaller caravans, you can pull it over from the sides using the tie ropes, while on larger motorhomes it is easier to climb onto the roof and feed the cover over from the top down.