About ADCO covers

ADCO builds covers for RVs that spend more time parked than moving: travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, Class C motorhomes, and the tires carrying them. Eighteen of those covers are listed in this catalogue.

They look similar on a shelf and behave differently in weather. The panel over the roof is what separates the lines; the straps and buckles underneath are much the same.

Three fabrics in the ADCO range

Olefin HD sits on top of the Designer Series covers aimed at sun: it reflects sunlight and keeps the rig cooler, with designer polypropylene down the sides. SFS AquaShed goes the other way, stacking triple layers for moderate climates with high moisture.

The storage lot line drops the refinements and uses durable 4-layer polypropylene, UV treated for long term usage in the storage lot environment. It has no zip doors, because nobody opens a trailer that is stored for a season.

Measuring before you order

Every cover states a length band in feet, and the listings are explicit about how to measure: from the longest two points including bumpers and ladder, excluding the hitch. A hitch counted in pushes most buyers one band too far.

Bands overlap by a foot at the edges. If a trailer measures 18 feet exactly, the 15'1"-18' cover fits and the next band up will bag and flap in wind.

What repeats across every cover

A slip-seam strapping system cinches the cover tight on all four bottom corners. Cam buckles secure straps in place to prevent slippage during un-attended use, and weighted buckles toss underneath the coach so one person can fit a cover alone.

Gutter spout protectors come in the bag; the Designer Series adds a ladder cap cover to reduce wear where the ladder rubs. Warranty is three years on the Designer Series and UV Hydro lines.