How To Measure Your RV
Class A

At the front of the RV, measure to the transition point of the flat surface to where the curvature begins (and the rubber roof liner ends). If the width of the RV starts to narrow in the front, then only measure the rooftop portion of constant, uniform width. The back of the RV is usually more "squared-off" instead of curved. Therefore the flat rooftop surface is more easily defined for measuring. If the back of the RV has a ladder then only measure to the ladder. This is a crucial step if you have any questions or concerns please visit the contact page to contact us.
Travel Trailer

At the front of the RV, measure to the transition point of the flat surface to where the curvature begins (and the rubber roof liner ends). If the width of the RV starts to narrow in the front, then only measure the rooftop portion of constant, uniform width. The back of the RV is usually more "squared-off" instead of curved. Therefore the flat rooftop surface is more easily defined for measuring. If the back of the RV has a ladder then only measure to the ladder. This is a crucial step if you have any questions or concerns please visit the contact page to contact us.
Class B and C

At the front of the RV, measure to the transition point of the flat surface to where the curvature begins (and the rubber roof liner ends). If the width of the RV starts to narrow in the front, then only measure the rooftop portion of constant, uniform width. The back of the RV is usually more "squared-off" instead of curved. Therefore the flat rooftop surface is more easily defined for measuring. If the back of the RV has a ladder then only measure to the ladder. This is a crucial step if you have any questions or concerns please visit the contact page to contact us.
airstream

Measure from front reflector to back reflector. This is a crucial step if you have any questions or concerns please visit the contact page to contact us.
Please note that you will also need to purchase our Airstream Strap Kit to be able to attach to your airstream.
Fifth Wheel

At the front of the RV, measure to the transition point of the flat surface to where the curvature begins (and the rubber roof liner ends). If the width of the RV starts to narrow in the front, then only measure the rooftop portion of constant, uniform width. The back of the RV is usually more "squared-off" instead of curved. Therefore the flat rooftop surface is more easily defined for measuring. If the back of the RV has a ladder then only measure to the ladder. This is a crucial step if you have any questions or concerns please visit the contact page to contact us.