RV Awnings & Shades

Where to start with your awning and shades

Awning trouble is usually easy to spot: a tear that spreads a little more each trip, a topper flapping on the highway, or afternoon sun that bakes the patio side. Match the symptom to a category below and you can go straight to the part you need.

• Awning Fabric. Replacement vinyl and complete Carefree Fiesta roller assemblies from 14 to 17 feet, plus patch kits for tears you catch while they are still small.
• Awning Hardware & Arms. Support legs, feet, awning clips, party-light hangers, and upgrade kits: the pieces that hold the fabric up and let you hang things off the roller.
• Slide Toppers. Slide-out awning fabric and covers that keep leaves, water, and grit off the slide roof so it seals clean each time the room comes in.
• Sun Shades & Screens. Zip-on mesh sun blocks, window covers, and screen add-ons that cut heat and glare without lowering the whole awning.

Not sure whether the fabric or the arm gave out? Look at what actually broke: a rip points to fabric, a bent or sagging support points to hardware. For the rest of the rig's outside, the Exterior section covers roofs, covers, steps, and doors.