Mosquito Netting for Bed, Extra Large Mosquito Net Covers Single to California King Size Beds, Bug Net for Camping, Crib Canopy, Premium Quality for Indoor Outdoor Use and Travel

Mosquitoes love my kids and every night they would get bit during the evening hours when they're asleep. Every night we put this mosquito net around their bed and it works great. Keeping the mosquitoes off of them at night.

This net has been a life saver, as mosquitoes would eat me alive. It's very large and works very well on my queen size bed! I like the "door" for entry and exit.

Easy to install and does the job well. Just remember to tuck it in under the mattress if possible.

Ok. It's difficult to get the circular top to hang evenly, so always on a bit of a tilt. It does the job though of keeping biting insects at bay, which to us is the main thing. Definitely nice and large and fits over a king bed easily.

Bugs:Wanted to keep them outSleep quality:Good sleep with no bugs bothering me

Material itself seems more durable than average. But the hoop is not strong enough to support the canopy evenly. I have to figure out how to replace the hoop with something sturdier. The loop at the top also is flimsy and I replaced it. To reinforce the hem, which is serge-stiched in a flimsy way, i sewed on a bias tape . This canopy is to keep leaves and bugs out of my hot tub.

It’s LARGE, not skimpy. The most effective part is the 34 inch hoop… It makes all the difference! The netting is beautiful, lightweight. I’m quite gentle with it, as I see how it could easily tear if it snags on something.My pics show a queen size bed, and the netting drags on the ground, so I think it will also work quite well for a king size. I have it hung 6-7” below my ceiling fan and I can still use the fan(!).I hung it from the ceiling hook over the top 1/3 of my bed & put it behind the bed head. I’m thinking of moving the hook about 6” more towards the center...we’ll see.The ‘anchor’ that comes with the screw-hook was a fail...too flimsy to get into the wallboard. So, I bought a sturdy anchor at the hardware store and problem solved. (So I’m out an extra 33 cents...I can handle it).This company delivered a product exactly as described...no hype. Such a relief when that happens on Amazon. It’s a lot of work combing through all the reviews, trying to figure out which ones are real...ugh.BTW, this net is not treated with insecticide. I actually wish it was, cause then it would be killing those nasty West Nile carrying critters, instead of just blocking them. I know that insecticide freaks people out in North America, but it’s harmless. In Africa it makes a TON of difference! I may try treating it myself...not sure if I’m up to that though, so I’ll wait and see how bad it is this summer. I’m in Southern California, where we now have mosquitoes year round and they’re clever little fockers! They always seem to find their way in to my old house, tracking that carbon dioxide. Ah well, learning to adapt to global warming.

We use around a 7 person hot tub to keep the bugs out. Works good.