Give your RV's patio awning a fresh start with Lippert's V000334347 heavy-duty vinyl replacement fabric. Purpose-built for 11 ft awning assemblies, this 13.5-oz solid black panel is cross-compatible with Solera, Dometic, and Carefree systems -- so you don't have to replace the entire awning just because the fabric has faded, torn, or cracked. Made to order in the USA, it ships ready to install on your existing roller assembly.
Awning fabric takes a beating -- UV rays, wind, rain, ice, and campfire residue all chip away at lesser materials. Lippert's 13.5-oz vinyl compound is engineered to resist all of it. The solid black colorway runs through both the topside and underside of the fabric, so there is no faded or bleached reverse face after a season in the sun.
The 8-foot projection gives you serious shade coverage, and the heat-welded seams eliminate the stitched weak points where standard awnings typically fail first. A poly cord is pre-installed along the bottom hem for an optional LED light track -- just thread your lights in when you're ready.
Heavy-duty vinyl compound resists UV degradation, mildew, and surface cracking through seasons of outdoor exposure.
Fabric flexes without cracking in sub-zero temps, making it a reliable choice for four-season campers and snowbirds heading north.
Seams are thermally bonded rather than stitched, eliminating needle holes where water can penetrate and fabric can tear under tension.
Poly cord runs the full length of the hem channel, ready to accept an aftermarket LED light strip or rope light (sold separately).
Unlike two-tone or printed fabrics where the underside is a different color, V000334347 is solid black on both the topside and the underside. This matters when you're sitting under it: no bleached-out ivory or gray ceiling above your campsite chairs. The solid black finish also absorbs and dissipates heat rather than trapping a glare between the fabric layers.
Replacing awning fabric on a Solera, Dometic, or Carefree system is a two-person job. The general process involves unrolling the existing fabric, removing the old fabric from the roller tube groove and the lead rail, sliding the new fabric into the same channels, and re-tensioning the spring. Specific torque and tension steps vary by model -- refer to your roller assembly's documentation for spring pre-tension specs.