Winter Air Conditioner Covers for Outside Units, Waterproof Central Cover Sturdy Covers Ac Defender, Heavy Duty Top Ac Cover for Outdoor

This cover is very easy to put on the air conditioner. We’ve only had it on for one winter but it seems to be holding up nicely. We put a small inverted disposable bowl under the middle of it so the rain and snow would drain off easily.

This winter it will be put to the test in the subzero temperatures. On appearances the product appears to be quality and the bungee cords can be replaced down the line as they are not attached. It fits well on the new air conditioner and should withstand the winds and snow. I don’t see how it could blow off. Do measure your air conditioner so as to have adequate overlap on the sides, you don’t want it too short. It is not heavy or flimsy , feels adequate for keeping rain and snow off. I like the finished look and think the price point is good for what you get.

This is a good option for protecting your A/C unit during the winter months. It has been exposed to rain and snow this past winter. So far it is holding up well in the outside elements.

The air conditioner cover fits well and was easy to install. I did not rate the durability of this product because it is only been installed for one month. I also rated the sturdiness as a four-star because the supplied bungee cords were cheaply made. Although the bungee cords did secure the cover to my unit, I'm not sure how long they will last. If they prove to be durable, I will sign back in and edit my review.

This was easy to install and a perfect fit. We have a brand new HVAC system and the company that installed it said good idea to get one of these

The cover survived a Minnesota winter without any damage.

Great product. Good quality overall. Heavy duty fabric should handle Midwest Winter. We’ll see. Took 10 minutes to install.NOTE: My A/C measured 28x28 so I ordered 32x32. It fit great!

After getting a new AC unit when the old one died, we asked the technician if we should cover it over winter. He said not to cover the whole thing because that attracts vermin who like to nest in the protected, warm spaces beneath the cover. He suggested a cover over the top to keep leaves and sticks out of the fan but to leave the sides open. This was easy to put on and take off with the included bungee cords. The hardest part was getting it centered the first time. Now that I’ve removed it, I folded it so that the creases from where it was pulled down over the sides will be in place for next fall. I also put a small, upside down, empty plastic takeout bowl in the center of the top of the AC unit before putting the tarp on to prevent puddling when the snow melted- worked great.