New awning fabric

if you have plans to keep your Trailer, I agree with suggestion of using the replacement fabric supplied by your Awning manufacture. The fabric will come pre-made for an exact fit.

Why not go with CarefreeofColorado Reputable and good fabric.

Oasisbob wrote:
I took my fabric off and to a marine upolstry place and had the first ten inch's removed and reconstructed. A cheap fix. Yes awning is slightly shorter

I did the same repair last year on mine. I don't even miss the ten inches we took out. Good luck on yours.:)

Oasisbob wrote:
I took my fabric off and to a marine upolstry place and had the first ten inch's removed and reconstructed. A cheap fix. Yes awning is slightly shorter

I like this idea. Ours has some small separations near the top end (first 5 inches) that I have taped to "save" it currently. The rest of the awning fabric is reasonably good so your "technique" will likely work for a few years more. I just have to locate a similar type of company here.

Here is an old thread for a shield that will add years of life to that rolled up awning.

Awning Shield

This past fall we looked at awning fabric and found a 14' wide piece for about $150 total to get it it to my house. Similar to your link. And yes it's too bad we have to replace the whole thing when it's just the top part that sees the sun all the time that starts falling apart.

We will see how the installation goes this spring.

I took my fabric off and to a marine upolstry place and had the first ten inch's removed and reconstructed. A cheap fix. Yes awning is slightly shorter

look up Awnings 4 rvs its a goodcompany ith a great warrenty

Oh the reason is the fabric deleminated at the top part. This is the part that is in the sun all the time when its rolled up.. I used gorilla tape to stop the lamination peeling. This lasted two years. Now the tape has shrunk I assume.

So now the awning will not roll up straight. I can no longer lock the arms in place because its way off when rolling up..