G'day Amanda,

Your swag can be set up without guy ropes because it has a ridge pole across the top which holds the swag up.
The hutch would be set up against the end of the swag, but the storm panel would just hang flat against the end.
You wouldn't have full access into the hutch from inside the swag, just through the bottom of the window below the storm flap.

G'day Brie,

I think I've answered this question for you already on the Hutch lite - its the same product, just a different material.

"The Hutch is designed for 1100 wide swags, but it can be set up fully self-supported, so could go next to swags of any size.  The only consideration with the Outbreak is that the walls are tapered, so the Hutch won't actually but up neatly against it and you'll have a reasonable gap between them."

The only real option you have with the Outbreak 1550 is to set up a Tarp Shelter to increased overall covered living space.  Theres no way to increase the size of the swag itself.
Check out the customer review section on the Camper Fly to see photos of how other people have set theres up with a swag.

G'day Tamara,

The other end of a Dirty Dee swag is a lot smaller, so you won't be able to attach it properly like at the head end.
They are able to be set up as a stand alone shelter though, so you could set it up as close to the foot and as possible, you'll just need to use guy ropes.

G'day Drew,

The Darche Hutch Canvas Swag Annex is designed to work with 1100 wide swags of any brand.
I don't see why the AWOL would be an exception, so you shouldn't have any issue.

G'day Jeremy,

As far as we know the Hutch Canvas Swag Annex should fit the Ridgedome Swag in the same way it fits the Dirty Dee 1100. They have near-identical dimensions, so we can't of any reason that they won't fit. Unfortunately we can't physically try this one out as we don't have stock of the swag at the moment, but we're confident it will be a good fit.

G'day Cheryl,

The Hutch is designed to be an exact fit with the Dirty Dee 1100 but you can use it next to an AD1100. Due to the design of your swag you'll need to keep the ends pegged out for stability, the hutch can then be set up next to the swag as it is self supporting.

G'day Chloe,

The Hutch Canvas Swag Annex will be narrower than the Dusk to Dawn 1400 so it won't directly attach and stay in place using the canvas skirt over the pole, however as it is self-standing you can set it up against the end for gear storage or similar, and still be able to access it via the end window on the swag.

G'day Alex,

Yes, the Hutch Canvas Swah Annex will suit the Bandit 1100. The skirt and eyelet hole might not quite line up like it would on a Darche swag. However, given they're designed to be free-standing anyway this shouldn't pose any problems.

G'day Luke,

Yep!  The Darche Hutch Annex is designed to work with any 900mm wide swag.

G'day Andrew,

Darche has designed these to fit the 1100 swag, however, as it's a free-standing unit, I'm sure it will be fine - but just not as wide as your swag!

G'day Alex,

Darche has confirmed this is designed for the Dirty Dee 1100 but as it's free-standing, it can be used with other swags. It just won't attach or be as streamlined, but I'm sure your dog will appreciate her own swag though!

G'day Ethan,

They're designed to pair with the Dirty Dee 1100, however as they're self-supporting they will work with the Dusk to Dawn 900, they just won't match the end or have the option to use the elastic skirt on the Hutch to slip over the swag end poles.

G'day Kyle,

The Hutch is a stand-alone option that can be set up next to your existing swag. They're designed for the Dirty Dee 1100, so they have a slightly different shape to the Nebula so they won't be an exact fit, or sit flush against the end like the images show, however, you could use it with the Nebula, there will just be a gap between the end of the swag and the end of the hutch due to the angles on the Nebula.