Coastline Plus® Awning and Shade Fabric
This high performance PVC textile is engineered for commercial and residential awnings and canopies. It is suitable for sewing, welding, digital printing and fabrication by various means common in the awning fabrication industry. In addition to its durability, Coastline Plus Awning Fabric is a PVC fabric that carries a manufacturer’s warranty against UV degradation or fading. It is mildew, stain and dirt-resistant. The textile features a proprietary top coating that supports most types of graphics including pressure-sensitive vinyl lettering for sign decoration.
CP2700 Sand
CP2701 Harbor Green
CP2702 Harbor Green
CP2704 Island Turquoise
CP2705 Cork Brown
CP2706 Beacon Yellow
CP2707 Portlight Red
CP2709 Rust
CP2711 Glade Green
CP2712 Deepsea Blue
CP2713 Sunset Orange
CP2715 Burgundy
CP2717 Gull Gray
CP2718 Charcoal Gray
CP2719 Driftwood Gray
CP2723 Panama Purple
CP2725 Barque Brown
CP2726 Deep Red
CP2730 Sunrise Saffron
CP2734 Jade
CP2738 Ebbtide Tan
CP2739 Ivory Coast
CP2741 Bay Blue
CP2742 Tropic Green
CP2743 Teal
CP2744 Aquamarine
CP2745 Pirate Black
CP2752 Rust/Ivory
CP2746 Ocean Blue
CP2747 Navy Blue
CP2750 Cork Brown/Sand
CP2751 Glade Green/White
CP2761 Glade Green and White/White
CP2770 Pirate Black and White/White
CP2772 Deep Sea Blue and White/White
CP2773 Brite Red and White/White
CP2774 Turquoise and White/Turquoise
CP2775 Cork and Sand/Sand
CP2790 Sail White
CP2791 Dark Taupe
CP2792 Beige
CP2796 Terra Cotta
CP2797 Almond
CP2882 Sand/Olive/Ivory with Ivory
CP2887 Rust/Sand/Dark Brown with Sand
Wide range of styles, stripes, and patterns.
Awnings and canopies fabricated with Coastline Plus offer their owner confidence that their awning canopy will stay waterproof, tight on the frame and stay inherently fire resistant. With a properly engineered frame support structure, Coastline Plus is suitable for year round snow load and wind load requirements. The patented Rain Kleen® finish provides a self-cleaning feature to reduce care and maintenance responsibility. Awnings made with Coastline Plus Awning Fabric will provide years of useful weather and sun protection.
Construction | Vinyl laminated on a weft insertion scrim base of high tenacity filament polyester. |
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Width | 62 inches/1.57 meters |
Roll Size | 50 yds |
Weight | 15 oz./yd² +/- 10% |
Finish | Textured |
Surface Treatment | Rainkleen® Finish |
Graphics | Accepts vinyl graphics, hand painting, heat-sealed inset graphics |
Welding | Heat sealable & sewable |
Warranty | 5 Years |
Flame Retardent | CSFM Title 19, NFPA 701, ASTM E84 Class A, M2 |

Durable and Easy to Use
Brighten your space with the Coastline Plus awning fabric line that offers dozens of styles and colors to choose from, including stripes, solids, and duplex options

Waterproof
Waterproof and SPF 50+, Coastline Plus Awning and Shade Fabric provides excellent protection from the elements, ensuring that it looks good and performs even better.

Age, Fade, Dirt and Mildew Resistant
Coastline Plus fabrics are top coated with Rain Kleen®, a proprietary top coating system that helps prolong fabric life and preserve its color intensity.

Made in America
Herculite awning fabrics are made in our facility in York, Pennsylvania for the finest in quality control. All our textiles are packaged to high standards to ensure easy use.
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How do you weld Coastline Plus?
Some of the most common methods used for seaming Coastline Plus Architectural Awning Fabric:
Hot Air Welding
This process of vinyl welding involves the use of hot air—varying from 200 to 600 degrees C or more—to weld two layers of fabric. A nozzle is inserted into the space between the two layers and the hot air is blown inside. Once the surfaces are hot enough, the layers are pressed together using pinch rollers. The weld is created once the rollers are finished pinching the fabrics together.
Radio Frequency Welding
Also known as high frequency or dielectric welding; uses radio waves to create heat.
Solvent Welding
In this process, chemical solvents are used to create a seam. The solvent is placed along the surface of the fabrics and allowed to rest for a short period of time. The solvent’s chemicals break down or soften the fabrics. Once the fabrics are soft enough, pressure is applied to create the seam.
Wedge Welding
Two pieces of fabric are passed through a wedge. The wedge is heated and as the fabrics move along, a roller is used to press them together; a seam is created.
Sewing Using Polyester or Teflon Thread
The seam is created using a sewing machine. Proper thread selection is critical especially when outdoor applications are subject to harsh weather elements. Polyester and Teflon threads offer strength and durability.
Full welding guide available here.
What is the warranty?
Coastline Plus carries a five-year limited manufacturer’s warranty. Complete warranty terms and conditions are available from Herculite Products Inc.
Coastline Plus Warranty information available here.
How do I maintain my Coastline Plus awning?
Coastline Plus Awning Fabric is a polyester reinforced PVC fabric that will provide many years of satisfactory service. It is waterproof, flame, mildew, stain and dirt resistant. The Rain Kleen® surface treatments further enhance longevity and ease of maintenance. Properly fastened to the frame, it will retain its trim fit as well as its protective function and aesthetic value. Since no industrial textile is impervious to all hazards, periodic and proper maintenance is important if maximum life of the product is to be realized.
Detailed care and cleaning instructions can be obtained from the manufacturer or distributor of Coastline Plus Awning Fabric.
Coastline Plus Care and Cleaning information available here.