boat shrink wrap

I used to have my boat shrink wrapped for Winter and can only imagine that price might be one of the stumbling blocks of doing the camper.

I like getting in my RV during the winter, just to check things out.
I don't think the wrap will allow it.

My neighbor used to shrink-wrap the roof of his Class C, leaving enough room to open the door. If done correctly, you can reuse the shrink wrap for a few seasons.

I don't see why it wouldn't work. Also, you can incorporate a plastic access door into the wrap. Need also to use a handful of vents.

Why wrap the RV for 2 weeks in January ? :h

Our pre-season lawn & garden sale ends January 8th......:B

Tent garage cost about $120 and last several years.
If you have space for keeping TC under wrap, you do have space for tent or carport.

Houston Remodeler wrote:
Why wrap the RV for 2 weeks in January ? :h

Our pre-season lawn & garden sale ends January 8th......:B

HA!! I wish!!! We had record snow last year and this year is predicted to be worse!!

Kayteg1 wrote:
Tent garage cost about $120 and last several years.
If you have space for keeping TC under wrap, you do have space for tent or carport.

$120? the RV tent is $2300 around here. its too tall it fit in anything smaller.

I cannot figure out why you would. Not going to stop any weight issue with the snow, could end up being a better place for critters if not fully sealed, Eliminates the ability to use for a day or two. Other options much better and just leaving it as is works as well.

$120? the RV tent is $2300 around here. its too tall it fit in anything smaller.

Same here. I agree. A small "Tempo" for sub-compact car, erectable plastic and metal framed car cover, with front (and rear) plastic doors costs $460++ around here.

Anyhow, you have to be really vigilant at cleaning the snow off those erectable outdoor storage tents, because in our region (just a few hours drive north of Mass), we have a lot of collapses during winter.

I hope you guys don't get the kind of snows this coming 2016 that you had last 2015 winter. We were watching the situation from the condo in Florida, last winter :E

On edit: just thinking out loud.....our marina wraps hundreds of boats this time of year. The only thing I would worry about is wrapping the roof properly. If there is a breach in the shrink- wrapping process on your roof area, you may develop a swimming pool up there, when the snow melts out... (not potentially deep water, but could be a serious problem none the less if you let your imagination wander a little at various scenarios)