Travel trailer covering when parked at home
We just bought a 2011 Coachmen 24RBS and plan to park it in our driveway over the winter and in between use during the traveling part of the year. We have a lot of tall white pine trees that drop a lo...
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ricskinner wrote:
What do you suggest as a reasonable cost covering that will keep the roof clear and yet "breathe" so not to cause moisture issues?
If you figure that a fabric cover is a pain in the neck to install and will likely only last 3-4 years on average, if you plan to keep the trailer, or any trailer, for longer than 10 years than I would argue that a metal carport is affordable.
It has been my experience that most people get real tired of fighting with the cover and trying to cover in between trips, in wind, rain, etc. It quickly becomes a chore that a lot of people abandon.
A carport is simple. You back underneath it and walk away. Rain doesn't matter, wind doesn't matter. Its not going to be ripped, its not a fight to put on/take off.
The OP is looking for a reasonably priced option to cover... the carport is just another option.
