Mosquito Netting,10 × 50 Ft Mosquito Mesh Screen for Patio,Fly Insect Bird Net Barrier Garden Mesh Netting for Protect Vegetables Fruits from Birds Bugs

This mosquito net worked really well for sewing purposes! I needed double wide soft tulle to make a cathedral length bridal veil for my friend’s wedding, and the 10ft width on this net was perfect. I had enough to make a cathedral veil with a blusher, as well as a shorter veil for bachelorette night and I still have a good amount to spare! I tried a few different mosquito nets and some were a bit too industrial for a delicate bridal veil, but this fabric was actually a really lovely! The net was a very fine weave so it looked more elegant than some of the larger gauge meshes. It was also very soft and draped so well; the fullness of the 120” width and the cathedral length flowed so beautifully in the wind during their wedding photos, I’m so excited to see the pictures! The mesh also took tea dyeing well so we could color match it to the gown easily. It’s also fairly strong, and as it survived some curious cat claws, an outdoor wedding, and wedding photos in an open field with blackberry brambles and dry grasses! Very impressed, and I will absolutely order this same mesh again in the future

I used these to cover pole beans to keep the Japanese beetles off. It worked really well and I think I'll be able to wash these and use them over several seasons. I'm very pleased with the quality for the price.

I attached this to my RV awning with clothes pins as a mosquito net. Perfect! Takes about 2 minutes to put it up and about the same to take it down. I run it from the point where my awning attaches to the RV all around the outside of the awning and then I drop down and attach it along the bottom of the side panel where the wheels are. The gap to go in and out is where the netting starts/ends. Worked really well!

The netting works well at keeping mosquitos off my head and neck and it is easy to see through. My only complaint is that it is too narrow to fit over my shoulders - not a big thing.

This is a LOT of netting FYI. For my apartment balcony, I barely used 1 net. It’s great at keeping bugs out so I can leave windows open all day! It was easy to install— I just screwed it across my balcony with hook screws and poked holes to hang it. I did layer it with cat netting, and it is relatively durable if you don’t have animals hanging off it. It does rip easily and might need to be reinforced with grommets if you have heavier things hanging on it. It’s very light.

I don't really understand how this is marked as a frequently returned item! I'm violently allergic to mosquitoes, and I need something I could just throw over myself so I could go sit outside. It works GREAT!! If I did decide to make it into something more sophisticated, it would be easy enough to do. I just folded a ton in half and cut a hole out from my head and sewed up the sides...and i love it! Plus, there is an INSANE amount of netting for $18....you can't go wrong!!

Netting for my garden, and I’m really impressed with the quality and size of the netting. Each piece is generously sized, which gave me plenty of flexibility to cover my raised beds, fruit trees, and even part of my patio area. The mesh is fine enough to keep out even the smallest bugs, but still allows plenty of airflow and light. It’s lightweight, easy to work with, and surprisingly durable—I’ve had it up for a few weeks now and it’s holding up great against wind and weather.

Tears too easily. Useless.