Metal RV Covers - One Installation, Years of Protection

What Size RV Cover Do I Need?

• 12×26 – Small travel trailer. Tight fit, basic protection.
• 12×36 – Mid-size trailer or camper van. Most compact option.
• 14×36 – Class C motorhome. Accounts for rooftop clearance.
• 18×40 – Class A motorhome or fifth wheel. Standard full-size cover.
• 20×40 – Oversized Class A with slide-outs extended or dual RV storage.
• Custom – Long wheelbase, toy hauler, or side-by-side RV parking.

Leg height is critical. Most Class A coaches need 14–16 feet of clearance. Confirm your RV’s height before ordering.

Call  888-277-7950 – We’ll confirm the right dimensions before you buy.

Enclosed vs. Open-Side RV Cover — Which Do You Need?

Open sides – Roof and end walls only. Protects from sun, rain, and snow. Most affordable. Good for mild climates.
Partially enclosed – One or two side walls added. Blocks wind-driven rain and provides side security.
Fully enclosed – Four walls, roll-up door, walk-in door. Full protection and security. Functions as a garage for your RV.

Not sure which fits your climate and property? One call answers it.

Call  888-277-7950 – Open, partial, or fully enclosed, we’ll help you decide.