Frequently Asked Questions.

A golf cart enclosure is a protective cover that attaches to a golf cart roof and frame to provide protection from wind, rain, and cold weather while driving.

An enclosure is designed for use while the golf cart is being driven — it attaches to the roof and frame to protect passengers from wind, rain, and cold weather. A storage cover is used when the cart is parked, protecting it from sun, dust, and the elements when not in use.

Most enclosures are compatible with standard golf carts such as EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha models. If you're unsure about compatibility, contact us with your cart's make, model, and year.

Measure the roof length, roof width, and height from the roof to the ground to ensure the enclosure will fit correctly. You can also reference our Golf Cart Sizing Chart for guidance.

Yes. Golf cart enclosures are designed to be used while driving in cold or rainy weather. Storage covers are not intended for use while driving.

Yes. Enclosures help block wind and improve comfort for passengers during colder conditions.

Yes — most enclosures include clear PVC window panels to maintain full visibility while driving. Zippered doors can be opened or rolled up when you want the open-air feel. We also offer 3-sided enclosures on certain models, which omit the front windshield PVC panel entirely — a popular option for customers who prefer a more open front or simply don't need it.

Yes. Many enclosures feature zippered doors that can be opened or rolled up when needed for open-air driving.

Installation usually takes about 10 to 20 minutes depending on the enclosure design. No special tools are required for most models.

Yes. Enclosures help protect passengers from wind and cold weather while driving and are a popular choice for year-round golf cart use.

Yes, although some customers remove them during warmer months for open-air driving. Removing and storing the enclosure when not needed will help extend its lifespan.

A shelving unit cover is a protective enclosure designed to fit over wire racks to keep stored items clean and protected from dust, sunlight, and moisture.

Almost anywhere you have a wire rack that needs protection. Popular locations include garages, workshops, storage rooms, warehouses, home pantries, closets, and basements. They create a dust barrier, block sunlight, and help keep stored items clean and organized wherever they're placed. And the uses go beyond storage — our All PVC clear panel covers have even been used as a DIY indoor greenhouse, creating a warm, light-permeable enclosure for plants. The humidity retention and visibility make them surprisingly well-suited for it. The uses really are endless!

Measure the height, width, and depth of the shelving rack and compare with the listed cover dimensions. If you need help finding the right fit, contact our team with your measurements.

Many shelving covers include zippered doors for easy access to stored items without needing to remove the entire cover.

Most are water-resistant and designed for indoor or covered storage environments. They provide a good barrier against moisture but are not intended for fully outdoor, rain-exposed use.

We offer four main styles to suit different needs: All Fabric — maximum dust protection with a clean, solid look; PVC Front Panel — one clear front panel for easy visibility while keeping other sides covered; All PVC — fully transparent on all sides so you can see everything inside at a glance; and Dual Color — a main body color paired with a contrasting trim color for a more customized, polished look. Browse our shelving collection to see all available color and style combinations.

Yes. Shelving covers can be removed or reinstalled quickly when needed — no tools required.

A bike rack cover protects bicycles mounted on a vehicle rack during travel, shielding them from rain, road debris, dust, and sun exposure.

It protects bikes from rain, road debris, dust, and sun exposure during vehicle transport. UV-resistant fabrics also help prevent fading and deterioration on both the cover and your bikes.

We carry covers in small, medium, and large sizes to fit anywhere from 1 to 4 bikes depending on your rack setup. Choose the size that matches the number of bikes you typically transport — when in doubt, sizing up gives you more flexibility.

Yes. When properly secured, bike transport covers are designed for highway travel. Always make sure all straps, buckles, and elastic hems are fully fastened before driving at speed.

Yes. Water-resistant materials help protect bikes from rain and road spray during transport.

Yes. UV-resistant fabrics help prevent fading and deterioration on your bicycles when transported in direct sunlight.

Some covers fit e-bikes, but it is best to check the product dimensions carefully due to their larger frame sizes before ordering.

Most covers include straps, buckles, and elastic hems to keep the cover tightly secured during travel. Double-check all attachment points are properly fastened before hitting the road.

Yes. Bike covers can also be used to protect bikes when stored outdoors or in partially covered areas when not in use.

Our covers fit most hitch-mounted racks, but compatibility may vary depending on rack design and size. Check the product page or contact our team if you have a specific rack model you'd like confirmed.

Yes — watch our step-by-step installation video here: Bike Cover Installation Guide →

To find the right size, measure the length of one rib — from where it connects at the center hub to the tip. This rib length determines the canopy size. For example, a 9ft canopy has ribs measuring approximately 52"–54". You will also need to count the number of ribs (support arms), as canopy sizing depends on both rib length and rib count. Common counts are 6 ribs and 8 ribs.

The ribs are the support arms that hold the canopy fabric open. A 6-rib canopy fits umbrellas with 6 support arms, and an 8-rib canopy fits frames with 8 arms. Using the correct rib count ensures a snug, proper fit — the wrong count will leave the canopy loose or unable to attach.

We do carry cantilever-specific replacement canopies for both hanging and supported-bar styles in 10ft and 11ft 8-rib sizes — so yes, we have you covered. However, standard market patio canopies will not fit a cantilever frame at all. The designs are completely different and are not interchangeable. Make sure you select a canopy specifically listed for cantilever umbrellas, and confirm your rib count and diameter before ordering.

Our canopies are water-resistant, treated with a water-repellent finish to handle light rain and drizzle. They are also UV-protected to help prevent fading and sun damage over time. They are not designed to withstand heavy, sustained downpours.

Remove your old umbrella fabric, slip the new canopy over the top of the umbrella frame, and secure each rib into the canopy pockets. For cantilever umbrellas, unfasten or unzip the old fabric and replace it with the new canopy. Installation typically takes just a few minutes.

We carry over 50 colors, ranging from neutral tones like beige, tan, and taupe to bold options like blue, yellow, red, and more. This lets you refresh your patio with a seasonal update or match your existing outdoor décor.

Our grommet hole is 3/4" diameter, which is mainly cosmetic. You can cut around the grommet to enlarge the opening — once the finial is screwed back on, it functions fine. To prevent fraying, seal the cut edges with fabric glue, clear nail polish, or an anti-fray product like Fray Check or Fray Block (available at most craft stores). Please note: cutting or modifying the canopy will void the product warranty.

If your umbrella ribs or joints are damaged, purchasing a new umbrella frame is usually the best solution. However, if the frame is structurally sound, a replacement canopy is a cost-effective way to give it a fresh look without the cost of a full replacement.