Hutch Tents are designed to fit on most vehicles with roof racks, including trucks, SUVs, specialized trailers Polaris. Make sure that your rack has a Dynamic Weight Capacity of at least the weight of the tent.
In the case of the two-person Prospector 2, the total weight capacity would be 600 lbs. Our three-person tent, the Apex 3, have a capacity of 750 lbs, and our largest four-person tents, the Ontario 4, max out at 800 lbs. Also, our ladder has a weight capacity of 320 lbs.
When the tent is in use, the weight of the tent plus the weight of the occupants are dispersed over the entire frame of the vehicle, as well as the tent hinge and ladder. The vehicle frame will need to be strong enough to protect Hutch Tent occupants in the case of an accident.
No, install services are not currently offered.
Yes, Hutch Tents are designed with only the highest quality materials to ensure safety and long-lasting use.
Yes, Hutch Tents provides a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.
Yes, you may want to consider a special Roof Top Tent Weather hood. This will help regulate the temperature inside of the tent.
Our tents are better equipped to protect against wild animals, harsh winds and rain than conventional tents.
You don't have to find a nice dry flat area to set up your Hutch Tent. Hutch tents also prevent the need to clean dirt, and other debris from the bottom of your tent nearly as much.
Not at the moment.
Most conventional roof racks will support Hutch Tents if it is installed properly. However, you should check your manufacturer's roof rack system to ensure it will support the weight of your tent. If you do not have a factory-installed roof rack, we recommend aftermarket crossbars.
