Adco Designer Series UV Hydro Tent Trailer RV Cover – 10′ 1″ to 12′

Description

ADCO Designer Series UV Hydro Pop-Up Trailer RV Covers offer the best protection, style, and features you need in an RV cover. UV Hydro RV Covers are made of a highly UV and moisture-resistant 4-layer fabric that promotes cooler temperatures and longevity while providing a hydrophobic water barrier. The light colorway reduces temperature build-up and keeps your RV cooler.

Each cover features zippered entry doors on both sides of the RV so you can access your trailer anytime without having to remove the entire cover; simply unzip and roll the door up. User-friendly red accents help identify interaction points for easy installation.

Our ADCO RV Covers have been the go-to cover for RVs for decades because of the superior quality and innovation that gets put into every cover. Protect your camper with the best all-season RV cover to reduce maintenance cost, maximize your resale value, and most importantly, keep your tent trailer RV road-ready.

ADCO Pop-Up Cover Dimensions

ADCO 94891 – 8’1" to 10′ – (L x W x H): 120" x 88" x 48"

ADCO 94892 – 10’1" to 12′ – (L x W x H): 144" x 85" x 42"

ADCO 94893 – 12’1" to 14′ – (L x W x H): 168" x 88" x 54"

ADCO 94894 – 14’1" to 16′ – (L x W x H): 192" x 88" x 54"

ADCO 94895 – 16’1" to 18′ – (L x W x H): 216" x 88" x 54"

How To Measure Your Pop-Up RV

Measure your Pop-Up Trailer from the longest two points to determine proper fit, including bumpers and spare tire – but excluding hitch. Adco Covers are designed to fit all common vehicle heights, however, we recommend double checking by taking the measurement of the vehicle sidewall height, excluding ground clearance. The RV cover is designed to accommodate rooftop accessories so no need to account for A/C’s, Vents, etc… when checking on height. If you have an air conditioning unit and you’re within 4" of the end of the scale, go to the next size up.

7 BIG Reasons To Buy a Quality RV Cover

Reduce costly environmental damage to the rubber roof, seals, tires, windows, fiberglass and electronics

Reduce the number of washings required

Lower interior temperatures during storage

Keep the trailer showroom fresh

Keep the trailer ready for the next big adventure

Breathable covers allow air circulation to avoid mold & mildew build-up

Prevent costly repairs like replacing a roof costs $1,000 – $2,100 on Average (😨 $300 per linear foot)

Spend roughly $10 per month over the life of the RV Cover to save thousands later fixing your trailer