Universal Slide-Topper Replacement Fabric - Cut-to-Fit for 5th Wheel RVs, Travel Trailers & Motorhomes - Durable RV Awning Replacement Material for Outdoor Camping & Road Trips

The original topper is stitched down the sides, this is not so it's unknown how resilient it will be. I agree wholeheartedly that 50' for $160 is way better than 81" for $230. However, I had researched this and read the reviews about not stretching it so I was super careful to roll it out of the box. It took me a bit to cut through it with a razor knife so that gave me some hope. It was easy to install but as careful as I was one side was tight and the other had a sag in it. I had to slide the material way to one side of the roller just to make it somewhat better. It's not horrible but, if it was stretched like that right out of the box it makes me wonder how long it will last. Hopefully, it will!Good quality product. 50' roll was enough to do 3 slide out toppers on my motorhome. With the help of a YouTube video and a local RV repair guy I was able to do the installation myself. Great product.Look up your specific model on YouTube and watch the process. The good videos give helpful tips. Very pleased with the installation.I have 3 slides and used about 27 feet of this fabric. So, I have quite a bit left over (23 ft.). Maybe it would make sense to offer shorter rolls? The fabric is made by LCI which makes many RV products so I expect it to have good durability, but only time will tell. My only complaint would be the shipping box doesn't seem sturdy enough. It (the box) was in pretty rough shape when it got to us. But the fabric was not damaged, so that worked out well. We took the old fabric off and then used it to measure and mark where to cut the new fabric. We used a wire cutter to cut through the edge where the plastic spines are located (I am sure scissors would work). Then a straight edge for a guide and a razor knife to make the rest of the cut. One spline is thicker than the other. Make sure to put the right one in the top rail.Overall - not a bad project and it looks good. The cost was much less than buying individually sized toppers.Arrived on time, quality was as expectedIf you have a few slide out toppers, at least 4, to replace this is a good way to do it and save some money at the same time. Just find yourself a good video on Utube and follow the directions.So your slide covers are brittle broke and rolled into the housing. My Seneca has a 24 foot wall slide. Where can I get something this long. NOWHERE. how much for a new one oh maybe in the neighborhood of 500$ or more! Some one might cut you a custom length one and ship it for 10 times the gas to drive across the country and get it your self.Thus the Solera in a box. 50 feet of DIY bliss. is it hard to install NOPE.Mine is a carefree SOK and there are plenty of youtubes on how to do it.What I learned is all slide outs use this width dimension even if its longer or shorter coming out it will not exceed the width you need. this is truly universal.As far as durability I dont know and really dont care as there is enough in the box to do this maybe twice. Heavier material double stitch, custom cut to fit, whatever the market is telling you to buy more expensive fabric don't, once it starts billowing and tearing down the cords it doesn't matter how much you spent on the fancy fabric.Another tip is: If your awning was cut by a amish guy on crack as all rvs are made like crap. pay attention to your slide topper overhang if it isnt longer then your slide out walls your gonna have a super expensive leak in your slideout box. Run this fabric as long as the tube will allow giving maybe 1/2-3/4 inch play on each end this will ensure the water runs off the side of the fabric and not down your slideout walls rotting them out.The simple fact it comes in a 50ft roll if you have long slides is enough to pull the trigger on this fabric.This is a reasonably priced product for a seemingly difficult task of renewing your slide out awnings. Would buy again in a heartbeat.Did all three slide outs on my Monaco in less than 5 hours.Very happy with the product quality over the RVs original equipment. Install was simple with 2 people. NOTE- use caution when cutting off first section. The leading edge which I initially used for my measurement was not straight. Panel was loner on one side by almost 3 inches from the other. Used a square to set a straight line, cut and then redid the measurement. SUCCESS!Good material & good shipping. BUT the headline gave two numbers but didn't appear to be anywhere to select which one I wanted. One number was for black & the other white. Wanted white but got black.This was exactly the same product that was on my trailer and I have enough material to do all 3 slides twice for less money than itwould cost to replace one. I would definitely recommendlooks good in box thicker then old topper.Excellent product very happy and was easy and quick to install: