Recommended Pop-Up Camper Cover for Hot/Humid Climates

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I need a very durable cover for a humid, hot climate. Most of yours say good for cold climates.

asked by: Cindy

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We offer several covers suitable for pop-up campers in hot/humid environments.

Our covers come in varying sizes, so I recommend measuring your pop-up camper if you haven't already done so to ensure a good fit. You can do this by measuring the following:

-Length from bumper to bumper
-Height from the rooftop to the bottom of the frame
-Width from side to side
(See attached image)

Many of our covers, such as the Adco SFS AquaShed Cover for Pop-Up Camper, are ideal for hot/humid areas. This cover includes a triple-layer top panel that beads water, and its breathable material helps eliminate mold and mildew. It will also help protect your camper against harmful UV rays. This cover is available in the following sizes:

8' (# 290-12290)
10' (# 290-12291)
12' (# 290-12292)
14' (# 290-12293)
16' (# 290-12294)
18' (# 290-12295).

Our Classic Accessories Deluxe PolyPro III Heavy-Duty Pop-Up Camper Cover is another option for humid climates. Its wicking technology prevents moisture buildup, and its PolyPro sides offer protection against the sun and other elements that could damage your camper. This cover is available in the following sizes:

8'-10' (# CA80038)
10'-12' (# CA80039)
12'-14' (# CA80040)
14'-16' (# CA80041)
16'-18' (# CA80042)
18'-20' (# CA80043).

Both have similar features, but the Adco cover comes with a 2-year warranty, while the Classic Accessories cover costs slightly more but includes a 3-year warranty. The Classic Accessories cover comes in two-tone color design (gray bottom with a white top) while the Adco cover comes in solid gray. The Classic Accessories cover also includes a rope and toss bag that reduce the need for crawling under the camper during installation. The Adco cover offers high-quality protection for your camper at an affordable price, but if you prefer a longer warranty, a two-tone color design, and a simple installation process, the Classic Accessories cover offers more in these areas for a small price increase.

expert reply by: Amber S

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