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What Class is My Motorhome?
Class A Motorhome (Bus-Style RV)Class A motorhomes, commonly known as bus-style RVs, are the largest and most spacious option available. Popular Australian and New Zealand brands in this category include Winnebago, Newmar, and Jayco Australia.
Class B Motorhome (Sloping Front Cab RV)Class B motorhomes are characterized by their sloping front cab design, offering a more streamlined and compact option. Popular Australian and New Zealand brands in this category include KEA, Apollo, and Jayco Australia.
Class C Motorhome (Bed Over Cab RV)Class C motorhomes feature a bed over the cab, providing an excellent balance of space and maneuverability, making them a popular choice for families. Popular Australian and New Zealand brands in this category include Coromal, Sunliner, and Adria.
5th Wheeler Motorhome5th wheeler motorhomes are designed for those seeking a combination of spaciousness and versatility. These RVs are towed by a pickup truck and feature a unique hitching system that provides better stability on the road. Popular models in this category include the Jayco Eagle, Celtic Rambler, Keystone Montana, and Forest River Wildcat.
Can I Use a caravan Roof Cover on My Motorhome?
Motorhome Roof CoverThis cover sits securely on the top of your motorhome, extending 30 cm down the sides. It provides targeted protection against debris such as leaves, bird droppings, and tree sap, making it ideal for motorhomes parked under trees. It also shields your vehicle from weather elements like rain and UV rays, helping to maintain its exterior. The cover can be affixed to the front grille or front bumper. If you want to protect more vulnerable areas, such as windows or the front cab, consider selecting a cover that's slightly longer than your motorhome for additional coverage.
Special Features of Our Fabric
Durability: Made from 600D high-quality polyester, our fabric is designed for long-lasting performance, ensuring your motorhome cover can withstand various outdoor conditions. We are proud to be the only company in New Zealand providing this premium fabric, exclusively available online at our website.
100% Waterproof: The fabric effectively repels water, providing reliable protection against rain and moisture to keep your motorhome dry.
UV8 Protection: Our fabric offers UV8 protection, helping to safeguard your motorhome's exterior from harmful sun rays and reducing the risk of fading over time.
Easy Maintenance: The fabric allows for easy cleaning, making it simple to wipe off dirt or debris and maintain the cover's appearance.
We Stand Behind Our Products
At Coverworldnz, our commitment to high-quality products is reflected in our exceptional 5-year replacement warranty. With over 15 years of experience, we are a proud New Zealand-owned and operated company dedicated to providing reliable solutions for your outdoor needs. Our extensive industry knowledge and expertise ensure that you receive only the best in protection and durability, allowing you to purchase with confidence, knowing we stand by our products.
Why Size Matters
At Coverworldnz, we proudly offer the largest range of sizes for motorhome covers in New Zealand. This variety is crucial, as selecting the right size ensures a snug fit that effectively prevents dirt and debris from entering. A properly fitted cover also provides superior protection against wind, reducing the risk of damage caused by flapping or billowing. By choosing the appropriate size, you can be confident that your motorhome is well-protected from the elements.
Delivery Details
We deliver motorhome covers nationwide within 2-7 business days. Delivery rates are as follows:
- North Island: $38
- South Island: $47
- North Island Rural: $53
- South Island Rural: $55
How to Put On a Motorhome Cover
1. Gather Your Supplies: Ensure you have your motorhome cover and at least two people to assist with the process.
2. Position the Cover: Unfold the motorhome cover and lay it on the ground near the vehicle, making sure it’s oriented correctly, with the label facing the front of the motorhome.
3. Access the Roof: If preferred, use broomsticks or poles to help lift the cover. Insert broomsticks or poles into the corners of the cover, which can make it easier to elevate as you move it into position. However, this step can be skipped if you find it easier to do without them.
4. Raise the Cover: With one person on each side, walk towards the motorhome while keeping the broomsticks or poles in place (if using them). This will lift the cover and allow for easier access to the roof of the motorhome.
5. Secure the Cover: Once the cover is positioned correctly over the roof and down the sides, ensure it is evenly draped.
6. Fasten the Cover: Secure the cover with the provided buckles under the body of the motorhome and tighten the straps to ensure it is snug against the vehicle. This will help prevent the cover from blowing away.
7. Check for Gaps: Finally, inspect the cover for any gaps or areas that may need additional securing.
Following these steps will ensure that your motorhome cover is installed correctly, providing optimal protection against the elements.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What materials are used in your motorhome covers?
Our covers are made from high-quality fabric chosen for its durability, water resistance, and UV protection to ensure they withstand the NZ environment.
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Are your motorhome covers waterproof?
Yes, our covers are designed to be 100% waterproof, protecting your motor from rain, splashes, and even condensation. The water beads off our covers.
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How do I properly maintain my motorhome cover?
To ensure longevity, rinse the cover with water after exposure to saltwater or heavy dirt. Allow the cover to dry completely before folding for storage. Avoid using harsh detergents; mild soap and water are recommended. Store the cover in a dry, cool place when not in use.
