MEKKAPRO Ultra Large Mosquito Net: Convenient Carry Bag, 🦟 2 Openings Curtains, Perfect for Camping, Bedding, Patio & More! Review

Bought to put on my van. I removed the seats from the van so my husband and I didn't have to pitch a tent for a 2 day hike. This net was big enough to cover our windows so they could be rolled down to let the air in. I like the bag it comes in because I didn't have to fold it perfectly to put it back in my bag.

We're spending the summer in mosquito country and finally found a way to use our patio. This mosquito net was easy to install with the included hooks and cord. We opened up the space and attached the net to the floor with beautiful river stones. There is enough space for two large chairs and two folding tables. And a dog.

If you are looking for a 7 x 5 ft net then look no further. The picture is deceptive and makes it look gigantic, and because it uses the word "ULTRA" it makes you think it's surprisingly big. It's not like this. It is the same size as a regular king size bed. I bought it with the idea that it would cover a small patio cover from the outside, but it's actually not that big. It's my fault for not including the size. I reported this because the misleading images and wording imply that this is more

To build a frame for this mesh for about $50-60 - (11) 10 foot sections of 1"-40 thick PVC (3.26 USD /pc + Lowes Tax) - (6) 1" Arches, Sch 40 PVC ($2.48/pc + Lowes Tax) - (2) 1" Arches, Sch 40 PVC ($0.98/ each + taxes from Lowes) Cut eight tubes to 70 inch lengths. Use four of these for vertical columns. Use two for the top horizontal segments. Use two for the bottom horizontal segments. Cut the remaining three tubes to 80-inch lengths. These 80 inch lengths are used on the "door side" of the…

This product does NOT cover the entire area under the 10' x 10' convertible top. I've read other reviews that said it would, it doesn't even come close. That's why I bought this item so it wouldn't work for my use. It seems solidly made, the bag is good, not small but when pulled to its full height the 'doors' don't close completely. So it might work for a smaller application like a hammock, but you're better off having some handy clips to close the 'doors'. Edit: I've added a picture of what…

I chose this article because it is not only used for camping in a hammock. This net is BIG and it takes some practice to figure out the best way to set it up for use with a hammock, but it worked fantastically. I set up my hammock and then built a comb for the netting. The rig that came with it was useless for this task, although it might be more useful for other purposes. I attached the net with hinges in the doors. Then I gathered some netting and tied it to the hammock straps. I then…