G'day Brie,

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.

G'day Mark,

We dont work off pack size volume sorry, just the measurements.
The hutch is limited to this pack size due to the support poles, which cant collapse smaller than the 75cm length.
You can fold or pack away the canvas material however you like, but you won't be able to make the poles shorter.
Perhaps a solution could be to store the poles seperately.

G'day Adam,

We don't currently have a display model to physically check this for you, however based on size and shape the Hutch Lite should fit the Bandit 1100, they are near identical in size to the Dirty Dee 1100. The colour will be a slightly different shade, but they are from the same colour pallet. 

G'day Adam,

The Hutch Lite will fit the Dusk to Dawn size wise, but as you indicate, the end flap of the dusk to dawn is a little different so you won't get complete access into the hutch. You could roll the flap a little and tuck it up out of the way to give a slightly larger opening if you need.

G'day Dana,

The Hutch Lite Swag Annex has been designed for 1100 wide swags, so it will be a little narrower than the Nebula, but given that it is self-supporting you could set it up next to one end or the side so the dogs or gear have somewhere to sleep!

G'day Dana,

The Hitch Lite Swag Annex has been designed for 1100 wide swags, so it will be a little narrower than the Bandit 1400, and won't physically attach to the swag end. They are self-supporting when pegged out, so you could abut them with the Bandit, however, the end window design is a little different so you might find it difficult to access the Hutch from inside the swag.