Cushions & Covers
Spilled coffee, wet dogs, and sun-baked afternoons are hard on factory upholstery and bedding, and the covers here keep both alive. What's on offer is a mix of protection and comfort: a waterproof mattress protector, a universal bucket seat cover, plush fleece and 12-volt heated blankets, and a vinyl and leather repair kit for when a seam finally gives. None of it is fancy, all of it earns its space.
7 products
Covercraft SeatGlove Universal RV & Van Seat Cover | Single Bucket Seat, Gray
Life is Better at the Campsite Plush Fleece Blanket | Queen, Blue
Life is Better at the Campsite Plush Fleece Blanket | Queen 90" x 90", Greige
Camp Casual Reversible Throw Blanket | 100% Polyester, Retro Travel Map Print
Camco 12V Heated Travel Blanket | Fleece, 59" x 43", Plaid, 7-Ft Cord
Permatex Ultra Series Vinyl & Leather Repair Kit
Thomas Payne Mattress Protector by Lippert | Queen, White, Waterproof
Protecting and refreshing RV upholstery
RV cushions and bedding take abuse that home furniture never sees, so the goal here is usually damage control: keep moisture out, keep the sun off, and patch small tears before they spread. A few things worth knowing before you buy:
- Waterproof mattress protectors. A protector like the Thomas Payne waterproof one blocks sweat, spills, and condensation from soaking into the mattress, which is the number-one killer of RV beds. Match it to your bed size, and if you're replacing the mattress underneath, the RV mattresses category covers the odd RV sizes.
- Seat covers. A universal cover like the Covercraft SeatGlove slips over a single bucket seat to hide wear and take the daily grime, then pulls off for washing. Check whether your seat is a single bucket or a bench before ordering.
- Blankets. Plush fleece throws add warmth on cool nights, and a 12-volt heated blanket runs straight off the RV's power for boondocking and travel-day naps without the furnace running. Watch cord length so it reaches the outlet.
- Vinyl and leather repair. A repair kit like the Permatex one fills cracks and small tears in seating vinyl so you're not replacing a whole cushion over one bad spot. It pairs well with a cover to hide the patched area and keep it from reopening.
If the upholstery on your seating and recliners is going gray from sun, a good vinyl protectant slows the fade and keeps the surface from drying out and cracking in the first place.