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I bought this to take on holiday as I’m unlucky to be bitten a lot and I don’t like sleeping with bug spray on. It’s nice to sleep chemical free. I’ve ended up using it at home too when tiny bugs managed to get into the house despite trying the best to keep them out. It’s nice to just sleep soundly. It comes with a hook and hanging string. But it’s so lightweight I bought some command strips and a para cord for using between walls in rented holiday accommodation with high ceilings. I like that the hem lines give you a guide on where to spread the net to the four corners. Only area for improvement is if it had two openings so both sides of the bed were easy accessible without needing to duck under the cover.

great value for money, fast delivery, easy to install, a good nights sleep at last, make sure you buy the largest size to cover the king size bed you will be very happy ,thank you.

We've just gone through a full summer here in Rome using this over a double bed. It works very well, although I do suspect that some tiny mosquitos squeezed through the mesh, but I can't be sure that's how they got in as perhaps they found a gap at the overlap entrance. The entrance is a potential problem as unless it's well overlapped it's easy to leave gaps, and overlapping it once inside isn't easy. I overlap it on one side of the bed, then go around the other side and enter by lifting the net. I might even tack the overlap closed for next year. As I think others have mentioned, attaching lines that hook to points on the wall, ceiling, headboard or wherever will give you more room inside. So as not to overstress the mesh when doing this, I first attached a fine piece of string to a felt pad, then fed the string through the mesh, so the pad spreads the strain. Also, we have high ceilings, to I attached a length of string between the net and the hook on the ceiling, so the net is closer to the bed, giving more material to drape. A good point that I don't think has been mentioned is that the hoop can be removed, making the net easy to wash. It seems Amazon isn't stocking these at the moment, but they're worth seeking out, especially for the price. We also bought one for the guest room, and both arrived undamaged, no problem. These nets plus one of those 'tennis racket' zappers are the best things we've bought in the battle against the mozzies and are the way to go if you don't like using insecticides or have the money or inclination to fit full-window screens.

Lovely big net. The 4 openers are great as you can get in and out easily. They overlap nicely. Takes a while to get attached to the walls but I am very happy with it. My husband has been able to sleep with the windows open and no horrid bites. .

Its functional, it helped reduce the mosquito bites. However, they seems to be attracted by the net, I see them flying towards the net even when we're not in it. There is a few blood splodges now too, probably from them resting in the net. I dont think its good for a double bed like it appears to be, as the closure doesn't overlap so easy. The holes are not small enough to prevent mosquitoes when they're slightly smaller than normal. But over all, I have far less bites than normal.

Travelling in the Amazon, this was a must have. Packs up small.

My girlfriend and I used this on a 14 night trip around Sri Lanka. We set this up in 8 different rooms and it protected us superbly. The large size made it easy to install in high ceiling rooms and off centre hooks (*ceiling fans). The gap for entry was easy to set up and close quickly. The bag and neat packing technique made it easily collapse into a small space so it was perfect in our travel rucksacks. There was a knack to collapsing the top ring, but I figured it out in a few minutes with a little help from the video another user posted in the reviews here. In two weeks it sustained one small bit of damage - we pulled a seam somehow so there was a 10mm problem which we easily covered with sticky tape for the remained of the trip. With a bit of hand stitching it will be repaired and ready to use the next time we need it.

Waste of money

Secondo me è ottima. Non è' costosa ed è' molto funzionale. Leggera, adatta ai mesi estivi e non credo sia più corta del giusto dato che ha il gancio con il filo che ti puoi regolare come vuoi. Arrivata in due giorni. Molto soddisfatta.

Cette moustiquaire m'a permis de créer un lit de princesse pour les 7 ans de ma fille. Son lit est un 140x200. La moustiquaire est juste assez grande donc serait trop petite pour un 160.

Använt denna mycket under våra resor men främst över spjälsängen. Föredrar dock pop up tälten som är mer praktiska.

Okay, you may ask why I need a mosquito net. I don't leave in darkest Africa, where people are dying in hordes of malaria, and my windows all have screens. However, I do live in a state well-known for massive mosquito outbreaks every time it rains. With the cats going in and out the door all night, sometimes it feels like sleeping outside. I spent one too many nights swatting at buzzing hordes divebombing my ears, and waking up covered with itchy pink spots. I bought a net and put it up over my bed. It is as easy to put up as it says in the instructions. I didn't hit a stud and the screw sunk through plaster, so I pushed the screw into the little plastic envelope and pushed the plastic envelope through the plaster ceiling, and it is holding just fine. The net is a good size for a double futon mattress. I always wondered what would happen if a mosquito got inside the net with you. Answer: It's easy to kill a mosquito if it is trapped inside the net, because it can't get away. You just pick it off the net and squish it.

it's ok