Cover for winter

Question

We recently bought a Flagstaff Microlite 23LB. I have been trying to find covered storage for it for during winter but no success. If it does end up staying in my driveway over winter, can someone make recommendations on a good cover? I'm in eastern PA and we get fairly cold winters and sometimes have a good deal of snow. I'd like something that still gives me access to the door if possible. Suggestions?

jfkmk · Answer

We have an Adco that is going on its 5th season. No rips, tears, etc, still in perfect shape. Pad sharp corners and they last a long time. It also allows access to the door, as the side has a huge zippered side.

midnightsadie · Answer

lot of them on e bay

dick_b · Answer

For previous posts on this popular subject search this Forum for `RV cover' and read on including responses.

sandia_man · Answer

Camping World has a good selection and options for a custom cover are available as well although they can get pretty pricey. CW RV covers also differ in materials making some better for wetter climates or for those that dwell in mostly full sun regions.

Whatever cover you decide to get make sure it is as close to the exact length of your TT as possible, loose and/or improperly installed will cause excess movement in windy conditions that can rub exterior surfaces of you rig removing some of it's finish.

txtiger · Answer

Check out CalMark Cover Co. Not cheap, made with Sunbrella material, excellent reviews.

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