Our skirting will hold air better than any other RV skirting on the market. This does involve the application of aluminum channel to the side of the RV. It is done as discreetly as possible, and all screw holes are sealed with RTV silicon. The panels are designed to be installed by an individual, but a team of two will enjoy a very satisfying, straight forward experience as everything slides into place. All panels are numbered, starting at your door and going counter clockwise around the RV. They attach to each other via 2″ Velcro. All hardware is hardened stainless steel.

We strive to create the cleanest lines possible on every RV. We will create access through the skirt to absolutely everything we see. Crawl space access is built into the skirt at each end of each slide out, and a large zipper garage door to access the fifth wheel area is included.

We provide abrasion protection anywhere the skirt may contact a sharp edge on the RV, nylon or vinyl gaskets around penetrations through the skirt (trailer hitches, ladder brackets, etc.), and tear proof corner reinforcement. There are a lot of details on our product that do not exist on other skirts, and especially on mail order kits.

On the side walls of the slide outs, we use hook and loop fastening panels wrapped around a 3/32″ piece of aluminum, to attach the skirt to the RV. This is fixed to the RV in the same manner as the channel. This is far more robust than adhesive backed hook-and-loop, is gentle on rubber seals, and removes the need for any button snaps.

Your skirting is made with plenty of extra length, so it will always reach the ground.

Our skirting is backed up by a 3 year warranty. All blueprints are stored indefinitely. Replacement panels can be plotted, sent to the sewing team, and shipped off within a matter of days.

Keep in mind we are based out of Rapid City, SD, and 60% of our orders are received after Labor Day. Each skirt’s dimensions are tailored to fit one RV – yours! We do not mass produce skirting from measurements taken from only one RV. You’d be surprised how much two “identical” RV’s can actually vary.