MEKKAPRO Ultra Large Mosquito Net with Carry Bag, Large 2 Openings Netting Curtains | Camping, Bedding, Patio | Carrying Pouch and Hanging Kit

I’ve been using the MEKKAPRO Ultra Large Mosquito Net for a few years now and buy a new one each season for my outdoor work-from-home setup. It’s held up great through spring and summer, creating a fully enclosed and breathable space that keeps mosquitoes and other bugs out - essential for getting any work done outside. The size is generous enough to cover my entire patio area, and the mesh is fine enough to block even the smallest pests while still allowing airflow and light. It’s easy to hang and take down, though I do wish it came with slightly stronger tie loops or reinforcements, as that’s usually the first thing to show wear. Still, it does the job perfectly and makes my outdoor office usable all season long. I’d recommend this to anyone trying to create a bug-free zone in their backyard or patio space.

Easy and simple to use, very effective at keeping all the annoying biting bugs out.I bought this to put over an older tent with holes in it, as a new tent can cost $200+. Worked well.

I recently bought a large mosquito net for my hammock on the veranda and it has proved to be a real stroke of luck. The net is incredibly spacious and covers my hammock generously, so I still have room to spare. It can even cover larger furniture or small outdoor seating, making it versatile. Hanging the net was easy with the included hanging kit, which includes hooks and ropes for a secure attachment. The material is durable yet lightweight, with a fine mesh that keeps out even the smallest pests while allowing excellent air circulation, which is essential on hot summer nights. Since I've been using this mosquito net, my hammock on the veranda has been mosquito-free. It effectively keeps out all mosquitoes and provides peace of mind in areas with high mosquito activity.Overall, this great mosquito net is well worth the money. It is perfect for enjoying the outdoors without pesky mosquitoes. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a quality mosquito net for their outdoor space!

I was very impressed with the quality of this cage. I wasn't sure what to expect when I placed the order. The price was so reasonable I had to take a chance. And this cage is great! The customer service I received prior to the cage even arriving was top notch and I wanted to mention that because customer service in general seems bad these days. The CSR were proactive letting me know that the cage would come in 2 boxes and because of the winter storm we got may show up on separate days. I mean, that was unexpected and really nice. The cage was so easy to put together, it was packaged really well, and is of good quality, and I was so pleasantly surprised. No complaints at all.

I really enjoy camping and going to the beach, but I don't like dealing with annoying mosquitoes. So, I tried out the Ultra Large Mosquito Net with Carry Bag, and it's really great. It's worth the money, and it easily covered my entire 4-person tent.The net is made of good materials and it's easy to set up. It's also easy to take with you because it comes with a handy carry bag. I like that it's not just for camping, but I can also use it at the beach or even in my backyard.Not only does this net keep bugs away, but it also helps me feel relaxed and worry-free when I'm outside. I can enjoy being outdoors without getting bitten or having bugs buzzing around my head all the time.Overall, the Ultra Large Mosquito Net with Carry Bag is a must-have for any outdoor adventure. Don't let bugs ruin your fun - get this net and have a great time outside.

No instructions. Hanging loops difficult to find, They should be tabbed or different color. It came with 7 hooks but only had 6 loops -- wasted 3 days trying to hang it because it has no center ceiling loop. I finally figured it out by hanging it over a patio umbrella -- 6 loops only. I bought it to use in back yard to keep zika carrying, daytime biting, mosquitoes off me while working on projects. The mesh did that job just fine -- in fact it transported one of those critters inside the house when I rolled it up for overnight storage. Umbrella hanging will work fine for my purposes, so I will keep it.

So perfect

I took this on a backpacking trip deep into a mosquitoes & tick infested area... the kind of place that when the sun goes down you can hear the mosquitoes swarms coming for you.I prepped the net for my trip by sewing one of the doors shut and treated it with permethrin. The net has 6 tie outs on top that I had used to pair this with a 7x9’ tarp. I tied each of the net tie outs with a piece of shock cord and ~1 foot guy line to the tarp tie outs. I used some polycro as a ground sheet (not shown in the photo) and piled rocks to keep the base of the net spread out with the polycro on top of the lose mesh. I used 3 clothes pins to keep the other door sealed.It worked great for keeping the mosquitoes out and I liked having a big area to spread out my gear, but the net is coarse and really only works for mosquitoes. Some gnats were able to get through the net and started biting me in the middle of the night and I had to pull out my bug bivy with finer no-see-um grade mesh that I had brought for backup. Had I not treated the mesh before hand I would have been more worried about ticks.I can’t recommend this as a primary shelter since the mesh is too coarse. I think it works great for specific use cases like building a communal shelter to hang out with camp mates when mosquitoes are the primary concern (i.e. on a BWCA trip)