My roof of my 5th wheel trailer is not flat. Will this cover work?
1711199
This attaches to frame of the fan and not to the roof. So i think it will work.
1711200
It attaches to the frame of the FANTASTIC FAN. My 5th wheel trailer also has slight curve to it. Just follow the installation instructions.
1711201
The roof of my Nuwa 5th Wheeler is not level either, and the cover works perfectly!
1711202
Our 5th wheel roof has a gentle curve from side to side and we have no problems. The cover doesn't actually go all the way down to the roof because of the way the mounting system is designed. The mounts that fasten to the vent actually run underneath the cover so there is no way for the cover to have a clearance problem with the roof. The cover works great
1711203
This made to go on a fantastic fan. The fan wouldn't fit without an an adapter that would need to be fabricated.
1388584
This cover is designed to be strapped to a trailer. If you are leaving your boat in the water, I'm not sure it would work. Also, the cover does not go very far down the side of the boat. It's a nice cover for the price, but may not work for everyone.
790747
This cover is for fifth wheel campers 31-34 feet long. My distribution company has plenty in their Midwest northwest and west warehouses so should not be an issue for you to receive by Friday.
279244
It will fit any fifth wheel that has I beam frame on both sides that run all the way to the of the trailer it will probably require some modification, but is one heavy duty hitch, very pleased with mine, I have on a 40 ft Alpine.
1938056
Use this 4 person from Classic Accessories. Stock roof will work just fine with this one (from Amazon).Classic Accessories Fairway Golf Cart Easy-On Cover, 4-Person, Tan
1509199
Should work fine. I use mine on a trailer but using the bars from my roof rack
69437
Yes. This cover works best on a trailer. I have had no issues with the cover while towing.
672086
If it's flat, I don't think so, as you won't be able to get the angle to get under the snow with the plastic sheet. My roof and carport both have a little angle on them and so this works.
1302566
I have a 19 foot trailer .... I got the 21 foot cover so there would be a bit of extra room in case it was on the small side. Fits great. Super deal ...and I would buy it again.. good luck
74795
I'm not sure. My short roof measured 60 inches and the four seater cover was too long even though the specs said it was 61 inches. You could try and see. I returned mine because it was just too big.
1662612
I used this cover over a standard RV vent and it works great. The top is curving down and difficult to describe with measurments. They can be viewed and normally in stock at Camping World and other RV stores.
1419088
I doubt it-the roof vent frame is a lot thicker from top to bottom as you can see in the image-and requires a multiple layered roof to be able to fit-I would suggest checking out flat vent covers that have a mount frame that fits flush to the roof-or you might consider a side vent
1187391
I bought a cover for a shorter camper, and it has a zippered panel on right rear, where our door is, to access camper. I don't think a cover for a somewhat longer camper trailer would be any different. The description of the product should point out these access panels.
897622
If paired with a good roof penetration sealant, it should work. Also, you might need longer bolts.
1136564
Not sure. I have a Chevy impala and it covered 3/4 of my roof. I did not go think the quality of this product was worth the money. I returned mine
476238
I don't see why not. If the van's roof is relatively flat and you are willing to drill holes then it should work. If there is a slight curve to the roof then the brackets may have to be bent slightly, which is not very difficult as I had to do this because my shell had curvature. For the price this is the best option. Go for it. Measure twice drill once. And use silicone. Good luck!
1960926
The top comes down over the sides, but can easily be blown upwards, and it is vented underneath, so if it rains and blows at the same time (which it often does), this would not protect the top from getting wet. If you need to keep the top dry this would probably not be the cover for you. Besides, as I mentioned in an earlier comment, our entire cover ripped to shreds in a matter of weeks, leaving the entire trailer exposed.