Give your RV's patio awning a fresh start with this factory-spec replacement vinyl fabric from Lippert. Part V000334405 fits 17-foot awning assemblies from Solera, Dometic, and Carefree, delivering the same 13.5oz heavy-duty vinyl construction as the original -- cold-crack tested to -25F and finished with heat-welded, leak-resistant seams for long-term weather protection.
Worn, faded, or torn awning fabric doesn't just look bad -- it lets rain channel in unexpected directions and can stress your roller tube and arms. Lippert's Solera replacement fabrics are manufactured to the same specifications as the fabric that shipped on your rig, so you get a proper fit without modifications.
This 16ft 1in fabric is designed for 17-foot awning assemblies. The fabric width runs approximately 11 inches shorter than the full awning assembly width -- that's normal and expected. The underside is finished in white, which reflects heat and brightens your outdoor living space, while the topside Black Fade colorway provides a clean, modern look that resists showing dirt and UV discoloration over time.
Heavy-duty 13.5oz vinyl delivers the durability and UV resistance needed for full-time outdoor exposure across multiple seasons.
Fabric remains flexible and crack-resistant in sub-zero temperatures, making it suitable for four-season RV use and cold-weather storage.
Critical stress points are reinforced with heat-welded seams that resist delamination and leaks far better than stitched alternatives.
Includes an integrated poly cord channel for an optional LED light strip -- add patio lighting without drilling or extra hardware (light track and LEDs sold separately).
This fabric is engineered to fit awning assemblies from the three most common RV awning manufacturers:
Before ordering, confirm your awning assembly size. The fabric width (16ft 1in) will be approximately 11 inches less than the nominal awning size (17ft). This is standard -- the fabric is intentionally sized shorter than the roller tube to allow proper tensioning and hardware clearance.
Replacing awning fabric is a DIY-friendly job for most RV owners with basic tools. The general process involves removing the existing fabric from the roller tube and end caps, threading the new fabric onto the roller, and re-securing it to the lead rail. No cutting or hemming is required -- this fabric is pre-finished to the correct width and projection for your 17ft assembly.