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Solera RV Slide-Out Awning - 60" Wide - Black LC23FR

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Solera RV Slide-Out Awning - 60" Wide - Black LC23FR

Protect your RV slide-out from debris and keep moisture out of your siding with this slide-topper awning. Prevents water damage and mildew. Made for slide-outs that measure up to 5' from edge to edge. Includes all necessary components. S: Awning, Camper Tie~Downs, Door Awning, Forklift, Front Receiver Hitch, RV and Camper Steps, Slide~Out A…

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Protect your RV slide-out from debris and keep moisture out of your siding with this slide-topper awning. Prevents water damage and mildew. Made for slide-outs that measure up to 5' from edge to edge. Includes all necessary components. S: Awning, Camper Tie~Downs, Door Awning, Forklift, Front Receiver Hitch, RV and Camper Steps, Slide~Out Awnings, Tld3113, TorkLift Camper Tie~Downs, Truck camper awning Features: Protects your RV slide-out from damage from clogging leaves, debris, and pooling water Prevents water damage and mildew Blocks out sun to help keep the RV cool Extends and retracts with your slide-out automatically Made of heavy-duty, durable fabric with premium 13.5-oz vinyl Won't crack in cold temperatures Prevents leaks with heat-welded seams Includes brackets, hardware, and awning rail Black awning fabric matches black hardware Made in the USA Specs: Application: slide-outs 55" - 60" wide with 48" extension Minimum 7" of clearance needed on both sides of the slide-out - order next size down if needed 2 Slide-outs next to each other need 14" total clearance between them Awning dimensions: Awning rail: 127" long Awning fabric (when fully extended): 127" wide x 48" long Bolt hole diameter: 3/16" Mounting bracket dimensions: see blow 1-Year warranty How to Measure for an RV Slide-Out Awning To ensure you get the correct size awning for your slide-out, measure from outer edge to outer edge of the trim. You will need 7" of clearance on both sides of the slide-out for the awning. If you don't have 7" clearance on both sides, go down to the next size; this will still give your slide-out plenty of coverage. If there are two slide-outs next to each other, you will need a total of 14" of clearance between them for them both to have a slide-out awning. Again, you can go down a size if you are low on space. Protect Your RV Slide-Out Without a slide-topper, the roof of your slide-out room is continually exposed and can accumulate leaves and bugs and different types of debris. That debris can build up along the rubber strip at the top of your box, preventing a firm seal when your slide-out is retracted. Rain water can then get in and pool on the top of your slide-out. If you don't clear the water off each time it rains, mold can begin to form. And when your slide-out is pulled in, that mold gets inside your RV. The Solera RV slide-out awning alleviates those problems by serving as a protective covering over the top of your RV's slide-out. Not only does it prevent debris from collecting on the roof of your slide-out, but it keeps water from pooling and potentially causing damage down the road. Because it mounts directly to the front of the slide box, the slide-out awning is able to automatically extend and retract every time the slide-out room is extended or retracted. Durable Vinyl Fabric The durable awning fabric holds up to the rigors of the outdoors. It's made of premium 13.5-oz vinyl, which is an upgrade over the 10-oz fabric used in many awnings. This fabric also features heat-welded seams to prevent leaks. And it is made to withstand cold temperatures down to -25 degrees Fahrenheit, so it won't crack or degrade during the winter. Simple Installation Use the self-tapping screws to secure the included access plate to the side of your slide-out, positioning the plate at the bottom of the T-molding. The two access brackets slide easily onto the access plate's track. The rods that are located at each end of the roller tube, which comes with the awning fabric already mounted, slide through the hole in the two access brackets. The included awning rail is used to anchor the other side of the fabric to your RV. This rail can be mounted up to 5" above the trim on top of your slide box. Note: It's important that the slide-topper sits at as steep an angle as possible so that any rainwater will drain immediately. Any water that sits in the awning can stretch out the fabric permanently and warp it out of shape.

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Protect your RV slide-out from debris and keep moisture out of your siding with this slide-topper awning. Prevents water damage and mildew. Made for slide-outs that measure up to 5' from edge to edge. Includes all necessary components. S: Awning, Camper Tie~Downs, Door Awning, Forklift, Front Receiver Hitch, RV and Camper Steps, Slide~Out Awnings, Tld3113, TorkLift Camper Tie~Downs, Truck camper awning Features: Protects your RV slide-out from damage from clogging leaves, debris, and pooling water Prevents water damage and mildew Blocks out sun to help keep the RV cool Extends and retracts with your slide-out automatically Made of heavy-duty, durable fabric with premium 13.5-oz vinyl Won't crack in cold temperatures Prevents leaks with heat-welded seams Includes brackets, hardware, and awning rail Black awning fabric matches black hardware Made in the USA Specs: Application: slide-outs 55" - 60" wide with 48" extension Minimum 7" of clearance needed on both sides of the slide-out - order next size down if needed 2 Slide-outs next to each other need 14" total clearance between them Awning dimensions: Awning rail: 127" long Awning fabric (when fully extended): 127" wide x 48" long Bolt hole diameter: 3/16" Mounting bracket dimensions: see blow 1-Year warranty How to Measure for an RV Slide-Out Awning To ensure you get the correct size awning for your slide-out, measure from outer edge to outer edge of the trim. You will need 7" of clearance on both sides of the slide-out for the awning. If you don't have 7" clearance on both sides, go down to the next size; this will still give your slide-out plenty of coverage. If there are two slide-outs next to each other, you will need a total of 14" of clearance between them for them both to have a slide-out awning. Again, you can go down a size if you are low on space. Protect Your RV Slide-Out Without a slide-topper, the roof of your slide-out room is continually exposed and can accumulate leaves and bugs and different types of debris. That debris can build up along the rubber strip at the top of your box, preventing a firm seal when your slide-out is retracted. Rain water can then get in and pool on the top of your slide-out. If you don't clear the water off each time it rains, mold can begin to form. And when your slide-out is pulled in, that mold gets inside your RV. The Solera RV slide-out awning alleviates those problems by serving as a protective covering over the top of your RV's slide-out. Not only does it prevent debris from collecting on the roof of your slide-out, but it keeps water from pooling and potentially causing damage down the road. Because it mounts directly to the front of the slide box, the slide-out awning is able to automatically extend and retract every time the slide-out room is extended or retracted. Durable Vinyl Fabric The durable awning fabric holds up to the rigors of the outdoors. It's made of premium 13.5-oz vinyl, which is an upgrade over the 10-oz fabric used in many awnings. This fabric also features heat-welded seams to prevent leaks. And it is made to withstand cold temperatures down to -25 degrees Fahrenheit, so it won't crack or degrade during the winter. Simple Installation Use the self-tapping screws to secure the included access plate to the side of your slide-out, positioning the plate at the bottom of the T-molding. The two access brackets slide easily onto the access plate's track. The rods that are located at each end of the roller tube, which comes with the awning fabric already mounted, slide through the hole in the two access brackets. The included awning rail is used to anchor the other side of the fabric to your RV. This rail can be mounted up to 5" above the trim on top of your slide box. Note: It's important that the slide-topper sits at as steep an angle as possible so that any rainwater will drain immediately. Any water that sits in the awning can stretch out the fabric permanently and warp it out of shape.