Pop Up Mosquito Net Tent for Bed - Portable Folding Mosquito Net Tent for Indoor & Outdoor - Mosquito Tent Pop-Up Bug Net - White

I brought this on my families annual cabin trip to sleep on the porch. I have never felt safer sleeping outside! I had a standard net before but I like that this one has netting that is on the bottom as well so nothing can crawl in from anywhere. It’s also super fast to zip up when getting in or out. Before I had to strategically throw the net so there weren’t any openings for bugs. This net has made things so much easier. Thank you!

This Pop Up Mosquito Net Tent is packaged inside a storage bag (which has a zipper).When I took the tent out, it started to open up. So, make sure to have plenty of space around you. In my case, I opened this on the bed.The sides of the tent slightly covered the edges of my queen-size mattress (i.e. overhanging the mattress edges just a little bit).I looked all over the tent, and did not see any holes.Then, I removed my pillows and blankets and put them inside the tent.The net tent is completely enclosed from the top to the bottom, so I placed a flat bed sheet over the bottom of the netting (otherwise, I'd be laying on top of the netting, which I didn't want to do).Zippers run smoothly along the teeth.We are currently in the midst of a heat wave, with temps in high 90s for the past week, and have seen insects in our home. While using this net for a few occasions, no insects got inside the net.Lastly, this tent comes with a sheet of paper with pictures on how to close the tent. Even with looking at the pictures and watching video online, the best I could do was get it flattened, into a circular shape. I couldn't figure out how to get it to fit back into the storage bag.Overall, this mosquito net tent has worked well, so far. I like that the net is freestanding (doesn't need additional hooks, lines, or cords to hold the tent up).

Fine mesh. No bugs get thru

I don't use this for a bed but more as a tent for the outside if we want to hang out, watch a movie (outdoor projector), etc. It quite sizable and keeps it's shape well. The mesh is effective at keeping out mosquitos which are usually terrible in Texas. It's portable and easy to put away so in terms of convenience and effectiveness, it was great. I plan to continue to use it as needed.

I loved the design, I don’t thing I could have found a better fit for my specific bed size. The material on the other hand is delicate,I bought this a week or so ago, I’ve put up twice and it’s going to stay up for a while but I ’ve found 3 holes , of which I’ve superglued, I’m keeping it, I think the price is fair, so good luck and hope you like it. I wouldn’t use outdoors or near hard objects

My daughter has a full-size bed and this fits it well. This is fully enclosed: Bottom, sides and top. Although we don't usually have issues with mosquitoes in our house, we do occasionally get a rogue fly. We live on a farm so during the summer months, a fly or two will sneak in and then harass us early in the morning before we wake up. Then they hide so they are very hard to get rid of once they find a way inside.They seem to only show up at dawn and try to land on our sleeping faces and do unthinkable things to us. It gives me nightmares. It is horrific and terrifying. This canopy bed is wonderful so even if one does find its way in the house, my daughter doesn't have to worry about the bacteria and deadly germs from such a foul creature getting on her. As for myself, I will stay up all night with a red light and a fly swatter hunting those buggers! Flies apparently can't see at night but will follow a light. I can lure it into a small area, like a bathroom, shut the door, turn off the light and turn on my red light and then kill it. It doesn't know what hit it, literally! However, getting this canopy/net lets me defer my hunting trip for another night and know that my daughter will not be tormented by their deadly ways in the meantime.

I really needed something like this for camping. This net tent is a good idea and convenient.It probably can be used indoors but still too small for a tall person. It's made of very delicate material so definitely not for outdoors

The mosquito net tent comes in a fabric carrying bag with strap handles. It arrived inside a plastic bag which I suggest you keep and use to protect the fabric carrying bag and its contents. Particularly important if the tent is stored in a dusty area, the garage, in our case. Just make sure it is put away dry.The mosquito tent opens easily, just make sure if you open it inside the home, you have enough room to accommodate its full size and obstacles, like table lamps, ceiling lights and fans are clear from the opening tent.There are two zippered "doors" on opposite sides, making for easy entry and closure. The tent is fully encased in mosquito fabric, even the bottom of the tent.I did notice a 1 inch section of reinforcing material was not sewn on to the mosquito fabric, but it did not produce an opening for insects to enter.Folding the tent, well, that is another matter. The instruction were pictures how to twist and fold the tent to close, we did not find them adequate. There are video instructions online of opening and closing similar tents we found helpful and we were successful in returning the tent back into its original shape, and into the storage bag. It wasn't that difficult, once we saw the technique.Will keep you up-to-date once we use it during our next camping adventure.