Camper Trailer and Pop Up Caravan Cover Suits up to 2.4m
Compact Size, Big Protection — Camper Cover for Up to 8ft Trailers
Protect your camper trailer from Australia’s unpredictable weather with this high-quality cover, specially designed for smaller trailers up to 8ft (2.4m). Whether you're storing it long-term or just want peace of mind between trips, this cover shields against sun, rain, dust, bird droppings, tree sap, and more.
Standout Features:
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Heavy-duty, triple-layered roof that’s 100% waterproof
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UV-stabilised for strong protection against sun exposure
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Water-resistant and breathable side panels to prevent trapped moisture
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Lightweight and easy to fit, even solo
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Elasticised hem with reinforced skirting for a snug, secure hold
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Non-abrasive fabric protects your camper’s finish
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Reinforced corners with double-stitched seams for added durability
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Mildew and rot-resistant material for long-term use
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Includes two front and two rear securing straps for a tight fit
Cover Dimensions:
(L) 2.43m x (H) 1.07m x (W) 2.23m
This cover not only protects your camper but also helps maintain its resale value when it’s time to sell or upgrade.
Easy Maintenance:
Just hose it down with clean water and let it air dry. Avoid using detergents or chemicals to preserve the material’s integrity.
FAQs
What is an Australian Builders Plate (ABP)?
An Australian Builders Plate (ABP) or boat builders plate is a mandatory certification label for recreational boats in Australia. It provides essential information about the boat’s compliance with safety standards, ensuring it meets regulatory requirements.
Contact Compliance Plates Australia today for expert services in trailer compliance plates, Australian Builders Plates for boats and motor vehicle manufacturers’ compliance plates — all of which ensure adherence to stringent Australian standards.
Why is an ABP required for boats in Australia?
The ABP is required to demonstrate that a boat complies with Australian safety standards. It ensures boat owners and operators access crucial safety information, promoting safer boating practices.
What information is displayed on an ABP?
An ABP typically includes details such as:
- Manufacturer or importer’s name and contact details
- Boat’s model and hull identification number (HIN)
- Maximum weight capacity
- Maximum engine power
- Maximum number of passengers
- Recommended safe loading instructions
- Compliance statement that meets legislative requirements
How do I obtain an ABP for my boat?
To obtain an ABP:
- Contact the boat’s builder, importer or a qualified Marine Surveyor.
- Ensure all required information, including calculations, is accurately determined.
- Apply for the ABP through a registered provider like Compliance Plates Australia, ensuring compliance with local regulations.
What is a Hull Identification Number (HIN)?
A Hull Identification Number (HIN) is a unique 15-character identifier assigned to boats for identification purposes. The law requires it to be affixed in two locations on the boat, including one visible on the transom.
Why is a HIN important for boats?
The HIN serves as a boat’s “serial number,” facilitating identification in case of theft, accidents or regulatory compliance checks. It also details the boat’s manufacturer, model and build date.
How do I find the HIN on my boat?
The HIN is typically located on the boat’s transom (the rear portion), as well as in a hidden location known to the manufacturer or importer. It may also be found on the vessel’s registration paperwork.
Why Choose Compliance Plates Australia?
Compliance Plates Australia ensures that all guidelines and standards are met for all boat compliance plates. They all must provide:
– Safety information for the boat user
– Easily visible (preferably near the steering position or in the cockpit)
– Include logo, name and contact details on the plate to promote your business
– Number of passengers and load limits
– Buoyancy statement (boats over 6 meters do not require this statement)
– Engine capacity
– All plates will be waterproof, resist salt water, abrasion, outdoor exposure, chipping and most industrial solvents and chemicals.