What Is The Longest Solera Replacement Extension Rod Avaialble?
Updated 10/27/2026 | Published 10/25/2026 >
Question:
Is it possible to get this rod longer in length, needing about 20” inches length
asked by: Skip B
Expert Reply:
Hey Skip, thanks for reaching out! The Solera Replacement Extension Rod is available in a longer version, part # LC3452072, which measures 18-5/8" overall. That's the longest option available, so there isn't one that measures a full 20".
If you're needing a 20" extension rod, that makes me wonder if your current slide topper is the correct size for your slide-out.
Are you replacing a damaged rod or trying to get some additional length? What is the width of your slide out, and what size awning are you using?
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Replacement Extension Rod for 5' 1" Wide pre-2022 Solera RV Slide-Out Awning - Black - Qty 1
- Accessories and Parts
- RV Awning
- Extension Rod
- Solera Replacement
- Black
- Lippert
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Skip B.
10/26/2026
Thank you so much.. I am hoping to add an addition bracket beside the existing mounted one with the longer rod..The topper needed to be slid further to the left as there is an arm from the main awning restricting how far to the right the topper can move.Being so far to the left it is putting a lot of torque on the arm. RV is new to us, The topper on is actually a Dulepax that someone else had put on, but I can not get any support from anyone.. I would need to measure the rod to be sure it is the same size as yours though.. 18” would be better than nothing