Keep your fifth-wheel trailer protected during storage with the Encompass Model 4T cover. Built from strong ripstop fabric with UV-blocking treatment and padded SoftGuard foam inserts, this cover shields your rig from sun, moisture, dirt, and debris without scratching your roofline or sidewalls. A strap-and-toss installation system means no crawling under the trailer to feed straps.
The Encompass Model 4T is sized specifically for fifth-wheel trailers measuring 29 to 33 feet in length with a maximum height of 135 inches from the ground to the roofline. Unlike generic covers, the Encompass is shaped to the distinctive raised front profile of a fifth wheel, so it lies flatter and stays more secure during storage.
The cover ships in Cinder -- a neutral, medium-gray tone that does not show road grime and dust the way lighter covers do. At 34.4 lbs., it is substantial enough to stay put but manageable for one or two people to install without a ladder on every step.
Reinforced ripstop weave resists tears from wind buffeting and incidental contact with tree limbs or eaves. The interlocked grid pattern stops any small nick from propagating into a larger rip.
Includes (4) 6-inch and (2) 12-inch foam soft guards. Slide the open side of each foam piece over a vent cap, antenna base, ladder rung, or any sharp protrusion to prevent the cover fabric from chafing and tearing at those points.
The integrated strap system lets you toss straps over the trailer and cinch them down from the side -- no lying on the ground to fish straps underneath the frame. Setup and removal are significantly faster than traditional wrap covers.
A dedicated storage bag keeps the folded cover organized between uses. Always let the cover dry completely before bagging it -- storing a damp cover can trap moisture and lead to mildew on the fabric.
Getting the size right is the most important step. Classic Accessories measures cover fit by two dimensions:
If your trailer measures exactly 29 ft or exactly 33 ft, this cover fits. If you are between sizes, choose the larger cover. A slightly loose cover drapes and straps down cleanly; an undersized cover will stress seams and leave areas of the trailer exposed.
Taking a few minutes before you cover the trailer pays off over the long run:
The Encompass fabric is treated for UV resistance to slow the degradation of your trailer's paint, graphics, and rubber seals during extended outdoor storage. While the cover provides meaningful water resistance and is designed to shed rain, it is not a fully waterproof membrane -- it is engineered to breathe slightly to prevent condensation buildup underneath, which can be more damaging than light moisture exposure.
The Encompass cover is straightforward to maintain:
Inspect the cover at the start and end of every storage season. Check strap buckles and webbing for UV brittleness, verify that SoftGuard inserts are still seated on their anchor points, and confirm that the patch kit adhesive is still viable. A small proactive repair is far less costly than replacing a cover that developed a full seam failure over winter.