Cover For Fifth Wheel

All good but make sure its secure. If you have any dust in your area you may want to reconsider. Dust under the cover and wind = sandpaper. If you get any wind at all be sure to cover any sharp edges. Bubble wrap and painters tape. Stairs, antenae(s) Anything with a 90 degree corner needs wrapped if you get any wind.
Best of luck!

We went with a KingBird cover for our 5ver after doing a lot of research but in the end it did not even make it through one winter here in high desert of NW Nevada. It developed a long rip from the top down along a zipper.
I will say KingBird was very easy to deal with though, I sent them pictures of the damage and they refunded full purchase price and didn't have to return old cover.

We don't have a 5er, but I can tell you based on my experience with vintage cars, if nothing else, be absolutely sure it's breathable. You certainly don't want a build-up of moisture or mold, especially since the cover won't be coming off of it regularly.

While we store ours indoors here in upstate NY, believe this has come up before. In any case, ADCO make a good cover. You just have to make sure it's tied down well so wind doesn't catch it and rub the cover on the RV and all.