MAXXAIR Maxx I+ RV Roof Vent Cover, Zero-Leak, White 00-933051

These vent covers are amazing! We had new fans installed and these covers. They protect the fan lids, are stable and vented so you can even leave your fans open on a rainy day. They look modern and while there are many products to choose from, these paired with the new vents were a good price and also let it a lot of natural light. Easy to install when you hire a professional. I would recommend this product.

These are the best ones that are available, no doubt! The plastic is beyond a doubt way better than that of other brands. I had a pair on my A type of pop up from 97 to now and th they were subjected to winds of better than 100 mph without any signs of damage. When I took them off they cleaned up as good as new and installed on the new camper. I've installed them on my new camper and they are still doing a great job of keeping the vents protected from water, wind, sun and even a massive hail storm. Although one of the two was punched through the other one is still doing good. This is definitely a great investment. Thanks for making a quality product for the camper and not some disposable junk.

Only took me a few months to install these . Works better than I hoped. Thought I would have a problem with on due to a vent that's works automatically. But it fit nice and no issue

excellent item. This goes over your existing crank up vent. It protects your vent cover from becoming brittle. You can leave it open in the rain needed. Get white if you like the extra light. Black will darken the light coming thru.

I have had two of these MAXXAIR vent covers installed on our new-to-us travel trailer. The MAXXAIR vent covers fit over and protect your factory original roof vent covers against rain, hail, and sun damage. You can still open your roof vents underneath for air flow. We put a black MAXXAIR cover over a black vent cover over our bed to block the sun from waking us up too early. We used this white MAXXAIR vent cover over a white vent cover in the far end of the trailer where we want more light. Installation is easy, fast, and secure. I consider installing MAXXAIR vent covers a necessity. They will prolong the life of your factory roof vent covers and

These vent covers were a good replacement for the old broken ones on my coach. They come with the mounting brackets, so you don't have to drill into your roof. The only negative thing is that they don't have the bug screens my old ones had!

Living 100% 0ff-grid in our 5th wheel. Only had one issue with this cover. Check your roof vent. Many video's found about their cover is all installed over metal vents. No one had one like ours. It was plastic and had no way to use the nut/screws to attach it to the cover. I should not have drilled the 1st 3/16 hole. At lease sealing the hole was easy with a glue gun. We fixed it using self tapping screws. Will know how it handles our weather/winds as time goes forward. So far all seems to be good, and save $150 not needing to replace the complete vent.

I had a small Crack In my vent dome and this fixed the small leak. Looks great and very durable and easy to install

Excelente calidad

Item as described. Fairly easy installation

Perfect addition to bare vent covers originally on the trailer. Vents can no be open even when raining to afford some ventilation. Installation was simple and directions were straight forward.

La instalación es complicada, a pesar del instructivo se requieren materiales especiales como por ejemplo una claraboya que sea de metal ya que va anclada a la misma y si es de plástico se puede romper.

Ordered three to cover existing vent covers that perpetually degraded from UV exposure, even though the trailer was tarped for 6 months over the winter…..easy installation, place the cover over the vent, approximating a centered position, this is the most time consuming part , mark the locations through the vent holes on the roof, place the angle brackets over the roof markings and this will locate the position to drill on the vent frame. The washers that go on the inside of the vent frame may be problematic if you have a plastic frame protruding up the interior sides of the vent…..I found the washers fit by placing them on first, sliding the washer between the plastic interior trim and vent wall, place the screw from the outside in through the drilled hole through the washer, then expansion washer, then secure with supplied nut. The positioning and drilling take most of the time, securing with nuts is easy. Apply anti-seize paste to the outside bolts securing the cover to the angle brackets and do not over tighten to avoid cracking the cover.