FSR 180 Tailgate Awning Walls 96" - Enclose the Rear of Your Rig
FSR 180 Tailgate Awning Walls 96" - Enclose the Rear of Your Rig
Requires the 180 Tailgate Awning. Check Your Size.
These walls fit the FSR 180 Tailgate Awning, which is sold separately and required. This listing is the 96 inch size. FSR also produces an 80 inch version for their 180 range.
If you are not certain which size your awning takes, call us at 844-200-3979 before ordering. Walls are bulky to return and sizing is the one thing worth confirming first.
The Tailgate Awning covers the back of your vehicle. These walls close it in. Fitted to your 180 Tailgate Awning, they turn a covered tailgate into a fully enclosed room off the rear of the rig, blocking wind, rain, sun, and insects on every side rather than just overhead.
The fabric is 420D polyester with a PU3000mm waterproof coating and UPF50+ sun protection, the same spec FSR uses across their awning wall range. A built-in door means you get in and out without unclipping anything, and window panels let light and airflow through when you want them open. Setup is attach and stake, no tools and no poles.
What Walls Actually Change
An open awning is shade with a dry patch underneath. Enclosing it changes what that space can be used for, and on the rear of a vehicle that opens up things a side awning cannot.
A Private Room
Changing out of wet gear, into a wetsuit, or ready for bed without an audience. At a busy trailhead or campground that is worth more than the shade was.
Extra Sleeping Space
Enclosed over an open tailgate, the truck bed becomes usable sleeping space. Useful when you are one person over what the rooftop tent holds.
Weather Shelter
PU3000mm walls mean a passing storm is something you wait out rather than retreat from. Cook, eat, and sort gear with the back of the rig closed in.
Door and Windows Built In
The walls include a door so you walk in and out normally rather than unclipping a panel every time. Window panels open for light and airflow and close when you want privacy or weather protection. That combination is what makes an enclosure livable rather than a box you only close when it rains.
Built for Weather, Not Just Privacy
420D polyester with PU3000mm coating. A genuine waterproof rating rather than water-resistant. Rain runs off instead of soaking through, which is the difference between an enclosure that shelters you and one that gets damp and clammy.
UPF50+ sun protection. The walls block UV as well as light, so an enclosed rear in open desert or at altitude is real shade rather than filtered sun.
Built for abrasion and UV. Awning walls get packed wet, dragged over gravel, and left in the sun for days at a time. The material spec reflects that rather than a weekend in a state park.
Setup Takes Minutes
Attach the walls to your deployed 180 Tailgate Awning, stake them down, and you are finished. No poles to assemble, no tools, nothing to re-learn every trip.
Stake and Guy the Awning With Walls Fitted
An open awning lets wind pass underneath it. An enclosed one becomes a much larger surface catching air, and that load goes straight into the arms and mounting points. Use the guy lines and stakes supplied with your Tailgate Awning whenever walls are fitted, and take the walls down if wind picks up significantly. This is the single most common way awnings get damaged.
Specifications
| Size | 96" |
| Compatibility | FSR 180 Tailgate Awning (sold separately) |
| Fabric | 420D polyester |
| Waterproof Rating | PU 3000mm |
| Sun Protection | UPF 50+ |
| Access | Integrated door |
| Ventilation | Window panels |
| Setup | Attach to awning and stake down. No tools required |
| Resistance | Abrasion, moisture, and UV exposure |
| Also Available | FSR produces an 80" size for their 180 range |
Pros
- Turns your covered tailgate into a fully enclosed, weatherproof room
- 420D polyester with PU3000mm coating, genuinely waterproof rather than water-resistant
- UPF50+ blocks UV as well as light
- Integrated door means normal access rather than unclipping panels
- Window panels open for light and airflow, close for privacy or weather
- Unlocks the truck bed as enclosed sleeping space over an open tailgate
- Setup is attach and stake. No poles, no tools
- Built for abrasion and UV, not just occasional use
Cons
- Requires the 180 Tailgate Awning, sold separately. This is an upgrade, not a standalone shelter
- Sized at 96". FSR also makes an 80" version, so confirm which your awning takes before ordering
- With walls fitted the awning catches considerably more wind. Staking and guying becomes mandatory rather than optional
- Panel count and pack weight are not published by FSR, so call us if you need exact figures
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need the 96 inch or the 80 inch?
This listing is the 96 inch size, which is the version FSR specifies for the 180 Tailgate Awning. They also produce an 80 inch size across their 180 range. Sizing is the one thing genuinely worth confirming before you order, since walls are bulky and awkward to return. Call us at 844-200-3979 with your awning model and we will confirm which size you need in a minute.
Can I sleep in the truck bed with these fitted?
Yes, and it is one of the better reasons to own them. With the tailgate down and the walls enclosing the awning, the bed becomes a covered, private, weatherproof sleeping area. That is genuinely useful when you have one more person than your rooftop tent holds, or when someone wants their own space. You still want a pad or mattress in the bed, and remember the enclosure is fabric rather than a hard shell.
Are they actually waterproof?
Yes. The fabric is 420D polyester with a PU3000mm waterproof coating, which is a genuine waterproof rating rather than water-resistant. Rain runs off instead of soaking through. They also carry UPF50+ for sun protection and are built to resist abrasion and UV over years of being packed wet and left in the sun.
Do I have to stake the awning down?
With walls fitted, yes. An open awning lets wind pass underneath it. An enclosed one becomes a large surface catching air, and that load goes straight into the arms and mounting points. Use the guy lines and stakes that came with your Tailgate Awning whenever the walls are on, and take the walls down if wind picks up significantly. This is the most common way awnings get damaged, and it is entirely avoidable.
Is there a door, or do I unclip a panel?
There is an integrated door, so you walk in and out normally without unclipping anything. Window panels also open for light and airflow and close for privacy or weather. That combination is what makes the enclosure something you actually live in through a day rather than something you only close up when it starts raining.
Complete Your Setup
Confirm Your Size Before You Order
Tell us which FSR awning you run and we will make sure you get the right walls first time.
844-200-3979
