RV Slideout Awning Fabrics

Slideout Awning Fabrics For Sales

Already have a slideout awning, but the fabric is a little the worse for wear? We have multiple widths of replacement fabric in white or black to fit the most common slideout awning. Custom fabrics and colors are also available on custom orders if you have a specific requirement. Just call us, and we can spec a...

Slideout Awning Fabrics For Sales

Already have a slideout awning, but the fabric is a little the worse for wear? We have multiple widths of replacement fabric in white or black to fit the most common slideout awning. Custom fabrics and colors are also available on custom orders if you have a specific requirement. Just call us, and we can spec a solution out for your motorhome or travel trailer.

RV Awning Replacement Fabrics

An awning is an excellent addition to any RV. The right one can provide many different benefits, increasing the versatility and usefulness of your RV and making your camping adventure all the more fun. Some of these advantages include:

• Keeping you cool on hot summer days
• Protecting you from the harmful effects of ultraviolet rays
• Preventing the sun from shining into your RV,
• Adding an outdoor room that can be virtually bug-free
• Protecting you from the rain while sitting outside

DIFFERENT TYPES OF RV AWNINGS

You have a huge variety of RV awnings to choose from, all of which are made from different kinds of material and with different functionalities. Before investing in an awning, you should decide what kind you want, as each has its own benefits and drawbacks. After all, the more aware you are, the more equipped you’ll feel to make the best decision for your RV.

Here are six different types of RV awnings you will probably encounter, based on the materials and mechanisms that make them work.

ACRYLIC AWNINGS

The most common materials awnings are made from are acrylic and vinyl. Acrylic RV awnings have distinct advantages, including:
• Good air circulation and breathability
• Ability to handle sun, rain, ice, snow, winds, dust and dirt, and pesky bugs
• Repels water on the surface
• Dries quickly
However, there are a few drawbacks:
• Not waterproof, so water can seep through
• Can get overstretched which causes “whipping” in the wind

VINYL AWNINGS

The other most common material used for RV awnings is viny