caravan covers

[Ian_5080126]

I am looking to purchase a cover to protect against water leaks and the like. any advise would be welcome Thanks

 

[Chrissylizzie]

Hi Ian

Go up to 'forum search' and type in 'caravan covers'. This will give you several leads on this topic. Hope you get some help.

Chris

 

[paul_5080226]

you can purchase covers from www.towsure.com starting price

 

[petercoachman]

hi ian we bought a cover for our coachman last year got it from pro-tec its fully breathable we used it last winter after cleaning the van it was then covered and left for about 4 months it was just as good as we put it away would recomend them cost was

 

[rob_jax]

We had a Protec cover for our previous Eriba, it fitted perfectly, kept the rain off, etc. But it didn't succeed in keeping the van clean. After the winter months, there was always a fine coating of sticky dust on the roof (probably algae) which was fun to clean off.

With our new slightly larger Eriba Triton we decided not to bother with a cover, first of all Eriba's don't leak and secondly it takes the same time to clean the van whether covered on not (for us).

Robert

 

[Bonny]

Try Inpace Ltd in Oxfordshire www.inpace.com available on line.

 

[Readmanm_5080752]

I bought a cover from Purpleline last year and although it did a good job in keeping the caravan clean and dry over winter it didn't wear very well. The roof has several holes in it which appear to have been made by birds, while other vans on the same storage site with different makes of cover don't appear to have the same problem. Purpleline have offered to replace the cover at half price, an offer I won't be taking, my next cover will be from a different company.