Maypole Campervan Cover Fits Fiat Ducato & Peugeot Boxer, 4-Ply Breathable Water Resistant Grey with Reflectors

I've never had much luck with generic, universal fitting products before. In fact my local leisure supplier suggested not buying this item as it probably would not fit snugly, and this would lead to the item tearing in the wind. The alternative was to buy a tailored cover for over £400, well over £300 more expensive than this item. Reading the description though it did say that it was suitable for a long wheel-base high-top Ducato, and that there was room for a bike rack, side awning, and aerial. My 6m Adria 4 Twin motorhome matched this description, so considering the price I thought I'd take a chance and placed my order. The cover arrived the very next day, so after removing the spike from off my aerial (as it would have either poked through the cover or broken), with the help of step-ladders we put it on. I could not be happier, the cover fits like a glove. There is absolutely no flappy excess whatsoever, and the door zip is perfect for allowing me to get into the van easily. In fact the picture displayed by the manufacturer could be a picture of the cover as it sits on my van. No more scrubbing tree sap and algae off my roof!If your van is shorter than 6m or not a high-top, it's worth noting that there are only 3 straps across the rear of the cover which can be shortened to try and make it fit. There are no straps which go under the van. I would think that this would leave a number of loose fitting areas. (edit - there are straps which go under the van, I hadn't noticed them in the bag! It's an even better fit now). The material is much more substantial and hardwearing than on other generic covers I have seen, but I would not think that it would survive more than a couple of winters if it was stood in an exposed location. This could also lead to areas of your paintwork being rubbed away.

Good quality fabric, good design, fits our Transit based van nicely, zips in sensible place. The rear straps hold it snug and the underbody straps are well designed. I cannot believe how they can produce this at the price. Highly recommended

Good quality , but obviously it’s big it needs front straps or the wind gets under it and pulls it off . and it’s a real pain to put on unless you have help

Fits my BW Type 2 Tintop perfectly. It is big enough to accommodate pop tops but because i don’t have one the cover comes very low on the van, covering most of the wheels and importantly covering all the sills (sides front and back). The adjustable straps make it fit perfectly.Rainwater wicks off the surface. I had to put on the cover when the van was wet and the van dried underneath the cover so I can testify that it is breathable.At less than half the price of other covers you cannot go wrong.

It was easy to fit over my T5 lwb campervan. The zips and straps look very durable. Simple one-man job. Didn't have to undo the zips. It slipped over easily. I left the mirrors in the parked position. Highly recommend.

A reasonably priced product, that fitted our Hightop Toyota Hiace camper perfectly, although a different shape and height to the VW camper for which it was intended. It took two of us to put it on, and adjust it, but the fit was snug and wind and weather-proof, and the two big curved zips that allow door access, very strong. Lightweight and easy to store in its own stash bag when not in use. Happy to recommend.

This is such a good cover. The additional ties to secure it on the bottom are very useful. Really happy with it

I was appalled by the presentation of this cover. It is very tightly packed in its box and folded in on itself numerous times. On opening it out it was very annoying to see quantities of cotton/nylon thread floating around and worse to see large patches of dust/dirt on the fabric. this has been folded up on a dirty factory floor.It certainly fits a T4 LWB High Top with plenty of room to spare. Clearly it is designed for one of those Box-On-Wheels "camper" vans half as wide again as a VW, and this results in the cover (particularly at the back) sitting on the wet ground. The cross-straps enclosed should help to reduce this although it may be worth 'gathering' the excess material at the back in some way.It is quite difficult to fit when straight out of the box and single handed (a broom and a ladder helps) and the longitudinal seams do not really give a proper indication of position.As to how effective? We will have to wait for winter and see what happens.