
RV Awning Fabric Options & Measuring Guide
Find the right awning fabric color and ensure a perfect fit with our simple selection and measuring guide.
Available Fabric Colors & Styles

Gray Fade
Modern • Neutral • Low-Maintenance
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A smooth gradient from white to gray that gives a sleek, updated look. Hides dirt and wear better than solid colors while still maintaining a neutral tone that works with most RV exteriors.
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Best for: Modern styling, reducing visible dirt, everyday use

Sand Fade
Warm • Subtle • Natural
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A soft gradient from white to beige tones that blends well with natural surroundings. Offers a warm, inviting look while still being practical for hiding light dirt and dust.
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Best for: Earth-tone RVs, subtle upgrades, campground blending

Burgundy Fade
Rich • Classic • High-End Feel
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A deep burgundy gradient that gives a more upscale and traditional appearance. Provides strong UV protection and hides dirt well due to the darker tones.
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Best for: Premium look, darker RV accents, customers wanting a bold but classic option

Blue Fade
Cool • Traditional • RV Favorite
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A classic blue gradient that has been a longtime favorite in the RV world. Offers a cool, relaxed feel while still providing good dirt concealment and UV resistance.
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Best for: Traditional RV styling, coastal or lake settings, all-around versatility

Brown Stripe
Bold • High-Contrast • Statement Look
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A striped pattern featuring deep brown and black tones with lighter accents. This option adds visual interest and a more rugged, outdoorsy feel while doing an excellent job hiding dirt and staining.
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Best for: High-traffic use, bold styling, campers who want something different

Teal Stripe
Unique • Vibrant • Eye-Catching
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A standout striped design with teal and darker tones that adds personality to your RV. Great for customers who want something less traditional and more visually distinctive.
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Best for: Unique style, standing out at campgrounds, adding color without being overwhelming
How to Measure Your Awning
Follow these steps to determine the correct size for your replacement awning fabric.
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Identify Awning
Confirm you are measuring your main patio awning (the large awning attached to the side of your RV).
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Record Size
Write down your measurement in feet and inches (example: 16' 0"). Avoid rounding unless necessary.
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Measure Arms
Measure from the center of the left awning arm to the center of the right awning arm (see diagram below).​
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Double Check
Measure a second time to confirm accuracy. Even small discrepancies can result in ordering the wrong size.

Important Notes
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Do not measure only the fabric
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Do not estimate based on RV length
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Replacement fabric is sized based on the awning structure, not the visible material
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Incorrect measurements may result in additional costs and delays
Professional Measurement Available
We understand that measuring can be confusing or difficult.
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If you’d prefer, we can send a technician to measure your awning before ordering.
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Benefits of a technician measurement:
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Eliminates risk of incorrect sizing
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Ensures proper fit
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Allows us to inspect overall awning condition
Service call and/or labor charges may apply.
Measurement Responsibility
If you choose to provide your own measurements:
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You are responsible for measurement accuracy
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Awning fabrics are often special-order and may not be returnable
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Incorrect measurements can result in additional costs and delay​
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If there is any uncertainty, we strongly recommend scheduling a measurement appointment.
