Refresh your worn or damaged patio awning with OEM-grade vinyl fabric engineered for the Lippert Solera system and confirmed compatible with Dometic and Carefree awning assemblies. This 13.5-oz vinyl fabric resists cold-cracking down to -25F, sheds water through heat-welded seams, and includes a poly cord channel so you can add an optional LED light strip later -- all backed by a limited 5-year manufacturer warranty.
The V000334358 is cut and finished specifically for 12-foot awning assemblies. The finished fabric width of 11'1" accounts for the standard end-cap inset -- Lippert fabrics are intentionally made approximately 11 inches shorter than the nominal awning width so the fabric seats correctly inside the roller tube and arms. If your awning assembly measures 12 feet rail-to-rail, this is the correct size.
The awning projects 8 feet from the coach wall, delivering genuine shade coverage for a camp chair setup or slide-out area. The topside ships in Sand Fade -- a warm tan gradient that complements most coach exterior colors -- while the underside is white to reflect heat downward and keep your outdoor space cooler on sunny days.
Vinyl formulation remains flexible and crack-resistant in sub-zero temperatures, so the fabric survives unexpected early or late-season freezes without delaminating or splitting at the folds.
Seams are thermally bonded rather than stitched, eliminating needle holes where water can wick through. Critical stress points along the hem and fold lines are reinforced for long-term peel resistance.
A poly cord is pre-installed in the fabric's front valance hem, creating a ready-to-use channel for an optional LED awning light strip. Light track and lights are sold separately.
The interior face of the fabric is white, improving light reflection under the awning and providing a clean, finished appearance when viewed from your patio or slide-out area.
This fabric is designed as a direct replacement for Lippert Solera patio awnings but is also confirmed compatible with Dometic and Carefree awning roller systems that use the same standard fabric rail dimensions. Before ordering, verify:
Replacing awning fabric is a two-person job on most rigs. The general process involves releasing the spring tension on the roller tube, sliding the old fabric out of the roller groove and lead rail pocket, feeding the new fabric in, and re-tensioning the spring. Lippert and compatible systems typically use a hex key or winding bar to control spring tension -- do not release spring tension without the proper tool and a second person securing the roller.