Give your RV patio a fresh start with this heavy-duty 13.5-oz vinyl replacement awning fabric from Lippert. Engineered for 14 ft awning assemblies -- including Solera, Dometic, and Carefree brands -- this fabric is cold-crack tested to -25F and built with heat-welded seams to handle seasons of sun, rain, and road miles.
Faded, cracked, or torn awning fabric doesn't just look bad -- it lets in rain and UV damage. Lippert's Solera replacement vinyl is a direct-fit solution for the most common slide-and-roll awning platforms on the road today. At 13.5 oz per square yard, this is a commercial-grade weight that stands up to extended outdoor use without sagging or tearing at stress points.
The White Fade colorway features a gradient white tone on the face with a solid white underside, keeping your patio bright and comfortable. Heat-welded seams replace the weak points found in stitched or glued fabric -- critical at the hem, lead rail pocket, and tension rod channel where failure most often occurs.
Fabric is tested to -25F, so it won't crack or stiffen when stored or deployed in cold-weather conditions.
Welded seams eliminate stitch holes and reinforced the fabric at the lead rail pocket, hem, and tension rod channel.
Includes an integrated poly cord along the underside hem for an optional LED light strip or rope light (light track and LEDs sold separately).
Compatible with Solera, Dometic, and Carefree 14 ft roller awning assemblies -- the three most common platforms found on production RVs.
Replacement awning fabric is sized by its fabric width, not the awning assembly width. This fabric is 13'1" wide, which is approximately 11 inches shorter than a 14 ft (168-inch) awning assembly. This is the correct and expected sizing -- the roller tube and end caps account for that difference. If your awning assembly measures 14 ft rail-to-rail, this is the correct fabric.
This fabric provides an 8 ft projection -- measured from the RV wall to the outer lead rail edge when the awning is fully extended. That delivers solid coverage for a standard patio chair setup or slide-out protection. The 8 ft depth is standard for most residential-style slide-out and patio awnings on Class A, Class C, and fifth-wheel rigs.
Replacement fabric installs onto your existing roller tube and lead rail. The fabric has a sewn-and-welded pocket at the roller end that slides or staples onto the tube, and a reinforced hem at the lead rail end. A tension rod channel (valance area) is present for a drip rail or valance if your awning style uses one.