Stop living with a cracked, faded, or torn awning. The Lippert V000334416 is a made-to-order 13.5-oz vinyl replacement fabric built specifically for 18ft RV awning assemblies. It drops into Solera, Dometic, and Carefree roller systems without modification, and it's cold-crack tested to -25F so it won't fail you on an early-season trip in the mountains.
This fabric is cut and finished to the exact dimensions required by a standard 18ft awning assembly. The 17'1" fabric width accounts for the hardware ends -- Lippert designs replacement fabrics to run approximately 11 inches shorter than the listed awning assembly width, which is the correct fit for roller tube insertion and end cap clearance.
The 8-foot projection gives you full shade coverage over a standard RV slide-out or patio area. Both the face and underside carry the White Fade colorway, with a white underside for a clean, bright appearance from inside your awning space.
Heavy-duty vinyl fabric resists UV degradation, mildew, and road grime. Heavier than budget replacements and rated for extended outdoor exposure.
Critical stress points are reinforced with heat-welded seams rather than stitching, eliminating thread rot and creating a leak-resistant barrier along the full panel length.
Vinyl flexibility is maintained down to -25F, so the fabric won't crack or shatter when you retract in cold weather -- important for shoulder-season camping in northern climates.
A poly cord is pre-installed along the valance hem for use with an optional LED light track. Light track and lights are sold separately.
This fabric is made to fit the roller tube and end cap geometry used across three major awning platforms:
When in doubt, measure your existing fabric width (not the assembly width). The replacement should match your current fabric width, not the awning arm span.
Replacing awning fabric is a two-person job. The basic process involves releasing the roller tube from the awning arms, unwinding and removing the old fabric, sliding the new fabric's hem into the roller tube slot and the lead rail, then rewinding under tension. No special tools are required beyond basic hand tools, but having a helper makes managing the fabric length much easier.