Class C cover.....awning, full cover or ????
Planning ahead for my used Class C 31' that I will be purchasing very soon. I would like to provide sun and rain protection as much as possible and am considering options. I have room for a metal ...
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well. after much consideration, I am left with 3 options:
1. Class C fabric cover....least expensive option ($500-$800), but can be a hassle to cover/uncover, and has potential to wear paint/gelcoat down at rub spots.
2. Canopy with steel poles and polyethelene plastic cover. ($1600 for fittings, cover, and fence posts...self installed) 14X36X12
3. RV Metal awning/carport ($7200 installed with added concrete area, permits, etc...all metal 24X36X12)
#3 provides me with not only coverage for the RV but for another vehicle right next to it with plenty of room between the two. It really is the nicest option, but.............$7200 is steep and about 20% of the cost of my Class C!!
1. Class C fabric cover....least expensive option ($500-$800), but can be a hassle to cover/uncover, and has potential to wear paint/gelcoat down at rub spots.
2. Canopy with steel poles and polyethelene plastic cover. ($1600 for fittings, cover, and fence posts...self installed) 14X36X12
3. RV Metal awning/carport ($7200 installed with added concrete area, permits, etc...all metal 24X36X12)
#3 provides me with not only coverage for the RV but for another vehicle right next to it with plenty of room between the two. It really is the nicest option, but.............$7200 is steep and about 20% of the cost of my Class C!!
