Dulepax-RV Slide Out Awning Fabric Replacement-(46" x 110", White- Fabric only)-Universal Slide-Topper Replacement for 5th Wheel RVs, Travel Trailers and Motorhomes

I’m glad I bought this! It fit my slide out toppers perfectly. I do recommend that you take it out of the packaging and roll it out and give it a couple of days to relax so that there’s not so many wrinkles in it. So I left it on the driveway in the sun And rolled it up until I was able to install it. Worked perfectly and I had plenty to do both slides.

Great material and exactly what I needed

Works great, easy install.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This fabric needed time in the sun spread out to remove creases from it being shipped folded into a small square. Very good price compared to others. Not an easy job to do solo but with wd40 and lots of patience it can be done. Fabric was durable, several time I thought it would tear but it didn’t. Cutting it down the fit length was easy with sharp scissors. Fabric stood up to big winds and rain in the first week. Unsure of its long term quality, I sold the RV.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great product and a far price and quick delivery

I bought this awning fabric for my Bedroom slide out on my RV. The quality seems to be very good. The material is heavy weight and reinforced. It was easy to install by watching a video on YouTube. It does have to be cut to size to custom fit your slide width. This is not for your patio awning

This is a perfect replacement for my worn out slide cover. A simple DIY to get a new cover installed and this material fits perfect, trim with a straight edge and sharp blade, clean and lube the track and slide it in. Super simple..

I purchased this slide topper awning to replace the topper for my 2005 Four Winds Class C Motorhome. After viewing a few YouTube videos, I was convinced that I could do it myself and save big bucks. I had heard quotes of much as $1,000 for material and installation and I was able to get the materials for $66 and do it myself (with the help of my 51 year old daughter and 25 year old grandson). I am 82 years old am a stroke survivor so I pretty much supervised the installation. I was able to remove the old awning by myself with no problem. Installing the new one was a little more challenging. Even though I put wd40 on both slides it was still a chore to pull the awning on. That's where the grandson was helpful. By the way, when you have the awning off is a good time to spray the rubber seals with 3X Chemistry Seal Saver. You can order that on Amazon too. The most important place to spray is the part that attaches to the RV so that as the slide goes in and out, the seal go back and forth. Hope that makes sense.