G'day Rebecca, 

The fly is designed to fit more of a traditional dome style swag with both ends being the same curve and height. However, with some guy ropes and pegs I don't see why this wouldn't work with the Dirty Dee 1400 as the dimenions of the fly are still large enough to fit over the swag. You might just have to play around with the initial set up to find the most suitable way to use it and make sure the doors are still accessible. 

I hope this helps! 

G'day Jason,

We haven't tried it ourselves, but you probably could get it to work.  A few considerations - you'll need to have a good amount of guy ropes to attach to the pegs points (because they won't reach the ground), and you'll probably need a shorter standard awning pole, as a standard swag awning pole will be too small.

G'day Dee,

Yep, it definitely can help.  The primary purpose of this fly is to help with temperature regulation, which includes having the interim air gap between the warmth of the swag and the cold night air.  If you are having a lot of issues with condensation though, the most effective course of action is ventilation.
If you'd like further info on managing condensation, check out our Podcast or Blog on the topic.

G'day Steven,

The Arch Dome Swag Fly is a fairly universal fit, so it should fit most single, king and double swags with the arch style design.