Serious all-season protection for Class B motorhomes in the 22-to-24-foot range. The Gold Shield 5L uses a five-layer top panel and three-layer sides to block UV, rain, snow, hail, tree sap, and bird droppings, while a breathable micro-porous film lets trapped vapor escape so mildew never gets a foothold. Zippered access panels, elastic corner hems, and adjustable buckle straps mean you can button it down tight or duck inside without pulling the whole cover off.
Class B vans and camper conversions are easy to underestimate when it comes to cover fit -- too short and the roof AC or rear ladder tears up the fabric; too baggy and wind cycling destroys the stitching. The Gold Shield 5L is sized specifically for rigs measuring 22 to 24 feet with an overall cover dimension of 24.5 ft long x 7.08 ft wide x 8.08 ft tall, giving you proportional coverage without excessive overhang.
The five-ply top construction layers UV-resistant polypropylene and a micro-porous breathable film that passes water vapor outward while refusing liquid water entry. The three-ply sides add crosswind and side-rain protection. Reinforced double stitching runs throughout, and critical stress points -- ladder caps, gutter covers, corner hems -- receive extra fabric reinforcement to resist the snag-and-tear damage that ruins cheaper covers in a single season.
Five-layer construction with UV-blocking polypropylene and micro-porous film stops sun, rain, and snow while venting trapped moisture to prevent mildew and rot.
Three-layer side panels defend against crosswinds, side rain, and debris. Extended top-layer overhang adds extra runoff protection down the sides.
Reach entry doors and storage compartments without removing the entire cover -- a practical must for rigs kept covered during a trip layover or extended storage.
Elasticized front and rear hems grip the corners tight. Adjustable buckle straps cinch out any slack and stop wind from billowing the cover loose overnight.
The top panel uses a polypropylene-based multi-layer laminate. UV-resistant outer layers reflect solar energy and reduce heat buildup inside the cab, helping protect dashboards, upholstery, and window seals from sun damage. The micro-porous inner film is the key to long-term storage use: it passes water vapor (condensation from temperature cycling) to the outside, keeping the surface under the cover dry, while its fine pore structure blocks rain and snowmelt from penetrating inward.
The cover blocks over 98% of airborne dust and dirt from reaching the RV exterior, reducing wash-and-wax cycles during seasonal storage. It also guards against tree sap, bird droppings, and minor hail impacts.
Non-breathable covers trap moisture against painted surfaces, leading to oxidation, delamination, and mold in compartments. The Gold Shield 5L micro-porous film is specifically designed to vent vapor while staying waterproof -- a critical distinction for rigs stored weeks or months at a time.
The cover is designed for Class B motorhomes and camper vans in the 22-to-24-foot overall length range. Always measure your rig nose-to-tail before ordering. The nominal cover dimensions are 24.5 ft (L) x 7.08 ft (W) x 8.08 ft (H), allowing for the slightly wider profile of most Class B builds and overhead clearance for a rooftop AC unit.
Each kit ships with the RV cover, a fabric patch kit for field repairs, and a zippered storage bag for off-season storage of the cover itself. The storage bag compresses the 25 lb cover to a manageable bundle for stowing in a basement compartment.
The gray, sun-reflective outer surface reduces radiant heat transfer into the coach. For Class B vans with limited insulation in the cab-over area, this matters: a dark, non-reflective cover can raise interior cab temperatures significantly on sunny days, accelerating dashboard cracking and fading of fabric surfaces. The reflective top layer keeps the material cooler and extends the life of both the cover and the surfaces beneath it.
This cover is intended for stationary storage -- driveway, storage facility, or seasonal layup. While the elastic hems and buckle straps resist casual wind movement, this is not designed for highway travel use. Remove before driving.
You can wash the cover by hand or in a washing machine. For hand washing, install the cover on your RV, rinse it with a hose, then use a cloth and multi-purpose cleaner to scrub. Rinse again and either towel dry or let it air dry.
For machine washing, use the largest machine available, set it to gentle mode, and wash with mild powder detergent in cold water—avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Rinse the cover twice to remove all detergent, and always air dry.