Give your RV patio a like-new look without replacing the entire awning system. The Lippert V000334340 is a direct-fit 13.5-oz vinyl replacement fabric engineered for Solera-style awning assemblies and also compatible with Dometic and Carefree awning systems of the same size. Cold-crack tested to -25F and built with heat-welded seams, this fabric is made to handle seasons of sun, wind, and rain.
At 13.5 ounces per square yard, this is genuine heavy-duty awning vinyl -- the same weight class used on OEM awning assemblies. The Blue Fade colorway features a rich fade pattern on the exterior face with a clean white underside that reflects heat and brightens your outdoor living space underneath.
Fabric width measures 9 feet 1 inch, which is approximately 11 inches shorter than the full 10-foot awning assembly width -- this is by design and standard for all replacement awning fabrics in this size class. The awning projects 8 feet out from the RV sidewall, giving you genuine shade coverage for chairs, a table, or a grill setup.
Heavy-weight vinyl resists tearing, sagging, and UV degradation better than lighter fabrics. Holds up across full camping seasons without stretching out of shape.
Fabric remains flexible and intact at extreme low temperatures, so storing or deploying the awning in cold climates won't cause cracking or brittleness along the fold lines.
Critical seam points are heat-welded rather than stitched, creating a stronger, leak-resistant bond that won't fray or wick water through needle holes over time.
An integrated poly cord runs the length of the fabric, providing an optional channel for aftermarket LED light strips or rope lights. Light track and LED lights sold separately.
This fabric is designed as a direct replacement for Lippert Solera awning assemblies using a 10-foot roller. It is also cross-compatible with Dometic and Carefree awning systems of equivalent roller length. If you are unsure whether your system qualifies, measure your existing roller tube -- if it is a 10-foot assembly, this fabric is the correct width.
Replacing awning fabric is a manageable DIY job for most RV owners. The fabric slides into the existing roller tube channel and the lead rail channel on the awning arms. No special tools are required beyond basic hand tools and a helper to manage the fabric during installation.