Coghlan's Rectangular Mosquito Net review and price compare 2025- fishinghub

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Item Weight	9.5 Ounces
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 1 x 1 inches

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Coghlan's Mosquito Shelters

6 Models to Choose From.

Coghlan's makes the outdoors more comfortable and enjoyable with over 500 accessories for camping, hiking, fishing, and RVing -- from cooking gear to first aid kits, insect netting, firestarters, tent repair, and more.

Bugs? What Bugs?

Ideal for travel and camping trips to mosquito borne areas, these mosquito nets fit over sleeping bags and cots. They provides fully enclosed protection against biting insects and mosquitoes when sleeping outdoors or indoors. The netting is easy to set up, anchor, and suspend with poles or rope (not included), which can attach and tie to the reinforced corner and side tie tabs or the single suspension point of the Traveller and Hiker models.

Single suspension or multiple tie-down points
180 or 240 holes/inch² mesh
Light weight hanging kit included with all models

Easily anchored from the bottom corners

Easily covers beds, mattresses, and chairs to provide protection from insects and mosquitoes whether indoors or out.

Light Weight string and hanging kits included with all models

Intended for more permanent set-ups, there are strings and hooks with drywall anchors provided with every net.

All rectangular models have 6 points to secure

With 6 points, even the breeziest conditions won't stop setting up the cover wherever life's travels find you.

Sturdy steel rings allow for secure set-up

Each corner of the rectangle models and the single attachment point of the Traveller and Hiker feature a steel ring for secure attachment and long-term durability.



Reinforced tie tabs and seams	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Includes kit for indoor hanging	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Suspends with poles or rope	✓	✓	✓	✓
180 holes/inch² mesh			✓	✓	✓	✓
240 holes/inch² mesh	✓	✓
Dimensions	32"W x 78"L x 59"H (81cm x 200cm x 150cm)	63"W x 78"L x 59"H (160cm x 200cm x 150cm)	32"W x 78"L x 59"H (81cm x 200cm x 150cm)	63"W x 78"L x 59"H (160cm x 200cm x 150cm)	98"H x 157"D (2.5m x 3.98m)	73" x 83" (1.85m x 2.1m) Width: Front: 57" (1.45m) Back: 36" (1m)
Number of tie-down points	6	6	6	6	Single Suspension point	Single Suspension point, 4 stake-down points

Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 4, 2021
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09BVS7G9Q

Q:

What are the dimensions of the net?

Answer: According to reports I've seen, the dimensions are 63" x 78" x 59" or 160 x 200 x 150 cm. Mine is permanently installed and stretched out of shape so no good to measure it. It does cover the whole of my bed which is a queen size frame. It is stretched out of shape so my guess is that it would fit a full size bed better.

Answer: The dimensions are 63" x 78" x 59" (LWH)

Answer: Sorry, I do not have the actual dimensions. I can tell you that two cots aside one another will fit perfectly - and, you cannot stand up inside. I'm 5'11" and I would crouch quite a bit to crawl into a cot. So you know, the net does a fairly adequate job with mosquitoes, but does not stop black flies.

Answer: The net is barely the same size as a double bed

Answer: 63"Deep X 79"Wide X 59"High

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What's the differance between single wide 180 and the single wide 240 mesh?

Answer: Hi there. The numbers - 180 and 240 - refer to the number of holes per square inch so the larger the number, the more holes and therefore the holes will be smaller as the number increases which in turn prevents smaller and smaller insects from getting through the mesh. Thanks for your interest in Coghlan's products.

Answer: Sorry didn't buy both to know the difference.

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Use with a bivy and tarp? Or will it get holes quickly.

Answer: It has metal rings sewn in to tie it off as a shelter. Its durable material I used it as a mosquito ghillie suit it gets caught on branch's and razor wire when walking its more fitted for fixed position use as intended. Keeps the South Florida bugs out I don't know how it would do against Georgia No-seums though.

Answer: it is a 'hanging room' style netting, and the netting, while it's perfect for keeping small flying bugs out, can be damaged easily by pets ( cats here). we screened in our porch ( small balcony) and was great.

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Do these increase temperature a lot? In other words, if it is hot out, will this do much to block air flow and make it feel hotter inside the net?

Answer: Yes it blocks some, but the trade off is getting bitten and have parasites or disease injected into your body that can cause a lifetime of misery.

Answer: I don't think so. I use them to cover my blueberry bushes. There are no issues.

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Is there a zipper or opening for access?

Answer: No zippers just round metal hooks to hang it from on four corners.

Answer: no, just tie closure

Answer: No. You have to lift it up

Q:

Does have a floor? Does it have an entrance that zips or what?

Answer: No it doesn't have a floor. Also no zipper. You just have to lift it up to get in and out.

Answer: This does not have a floor. It is tall enough to reach the top of the tent to floor (there was even room to spare, so we tucked the edges under the bunk on the back and side. My son used it for platform tent camping. It has an overlapped area that works as the door. It was very effective for my son. He was the envy of the other scouts, as he was not bothered by nighttime bugs.

Answer: No it does not have a floor or a zipper.

Answer: No it doesn't have either a floor or entrance as such. I use mine as a throw over cover for my plastic greenhouse of the same size, when the plastic door of my greenhouse is unzipped this mosquito net allows air to circulate freely without bugs getting in. You have to lift it up manually to get in, there is NO door. What you see in the picture is what you get. What you don't see is that it will not stand up by itself, it has metal rings on either side that you would need to attach to something stable to enable it to stand upright by itself.

Answer: It doesn't not have a sturdy floor, but a screen floor, Yes, entry zips

Answer: No floor. you really don't want a mess floor. A ground cover is much more durable. If there was a permanent floor then there would have to be a door. An integrity loss for keeping pests out.

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Will this net also keep out spiders?

Answer: Hello. Thank you for your interest in Coghlan's products. As noted by others, unless the spiders are smaller than flying insects, they will not be able to get through this netting. They can however get under the net unless it is secured at ground level and obviously if the spiders are already on the inside of the net, it will impede their ability to exit.

Answer: There is a very fine mesh in this net, no spider is going to go through it. You will have to tuck in the bottom of it to make sure nothing gets under it where it meets the ground, but the same goes for every net.

Answer: If spiders try to come in from the outside of the net, yes, But if they are already in the area of the netting, no. Crawling insects could conceivably be in the net area when you hang it. I have a spider in mine, right now.

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Where do you get the poles for the mosquito netting?

Answer: Hello and thank you for your interest in our products. If using poles for setup, they would be secured to the metal rings with guy lines out from the pole to the ground for a taut pitch. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us directly at: reception@coghlans.com.

Answer: There are no poles. You tie each corner up & pull them tight.

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Would the double netting work for a twin bed

Answer: Hi there. Thanks for your interest in our products. The Double Wide Rectangular Mosquito Net is 78 inches long by 63 inches wide and the typical twin bed is 75 inches long by 38 inches wide so as others have noted, our net will easily fit over a twin bed.

Answer: Yes as long as you have something to 'hang' it from. The "Double' means twice as wide, not double thickness. The 'single wide' would serve your purpose but yes, the double could still fit loosely over a twin bed. Tuck in the sides?

Answer: yes, the double could still fit loosely over a twin bed

Answer: I purchased the single size.it has plastic rings attached to the four corners of the netting to help hanging the netting over the bed....I would guess the double size also has the rings....so I guess you could use a double but you would have extra netting hanging down in the middle......I hope this helps???

Answer: Meant for a twin

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Will this work with a hammock

Answer: It might work if you take the time to make it work...if you just install it, as its packaged, over a free standing hammock, sure. If you install it, as packaged, you wouldn't be able to use it with a regular hammock...it is possible with a bit of ingenuity 

Answer: Yes absolutely, some Youtubers used this product 'upside down' with their hammocks. See links below for step by step instructions on how they did it.

Answer: It could, and I have used one LIKE IT before just for that. It will hang long on the sides, but not touch the ground on the bed and foot ends due to the hammock ropes, unless it's a frame swung hammock.

Answer: Look at the illustration and use your one brain cell to figure it out.

Answer: Absolutly!

Q:

Can it be used inside

Answer: Yes

Q:

Can I lay this out flat like a sheet, or is it sewn into a box shape with corners?

Answer: Sewn into a box shape.

Answer: Box shape, with small rings on the four corners to facilitate hanging. It works well over a bed.

Answer: Box shaped with cornors.

Q:

Which net gives more visibility to see the stars at night, the 180 or the 240?

Answer: Both

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Can this be used with a hammock?

Answer:

Answer: No it cannot. Or not without a suspension system to move with the hammock.

Answer: You'd have to rig it a bit but wouldn't you have to do that with anything with a hammock? You'd have to have to pin it together under the ropes on each end where they would hold up the netting. The product is basically a large netted box with an open bottom.

Answer: Read the reviews, its not meant to but you can rig it up. I purchased this net as a cheap alternative to a hammock net. I rigged this netting to hang/suspend over my hammock for camping. Its big and packs small. good deal.

Answer: It would probably be a little awkward because it isnt designed for that, but Im sure you could jimmy rig it so no bugs could get in. The biggest thing would be trying to attach the bottom to your hamoc because the bottom is just open

Q:

What is the weight of the single wide 240 mesh?

Answer: Very light.

Answer: almost nothing

Q:

Would this fit over a full size bed?

Answer: Hi Holly. The dimensions of a Full size "Mattress" is 54" wide x 74" long. The set up dimensions of the "Double Wide Mosquito Net" is 62"wide x 78" long and 59" tall. It should easily fit over a full sized mattress. However, if the bed frame around the mattress is larger than the mosquito net dimensions I have indicated, there may be a problem but as I stated, it will fit over a full size mattress.

Answer: I bought this for a queen size air mattress. Ed

Answer: No, more the size of a twin

Answer: Yes..for a full

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Which mesh is finer? The 240 or 180?

Answer: They seem the same material to me. I may be wrong,thought.

Q:

Double wide packed size?

Answer: I don’t understand what the question is.

Answer: 5x10 ish. Not good unless thats your complete shelter? No ground ties...

Q:

Is it embedded with chemicals?

Answer: Mosquito netting only, no chemicals for bug control.

Answer: No it's just a net, no chemicals

Answer: Noooooo. This is a very good, clean, ready to use piece of bedding, that protects you from any kind of bugs that can bother you while sleeping.

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Is 6.7 ounces correct for the weight of this item?

Answer: I think that's about right. It really is light weight. I used it as a cover for a 6ft plastic greenhouse, worked perfectly for that.

Answer: I would assume it is correct, but I purchased it over a year ago and left it behind at the island I was visiting

Answer: I just took one out of the box and put it on a postal scale. It weighed 14.3 ozs including the packaging it comes in as it was unopened.

Q:

Where is this item manufactured?

Answer: I don't know, but it was a great thing to have when my son went Boy Scout Camping

Q:

Could I use this over a bed hanging from the ceiling?

Answer: It would probably work for a twin sized bed

Answer: I would imagine you could. We haven't really been faced with that question before. Necessity is the mother of invention though so I would say yes to answer your question.

Answer: Yes it is definitely long enough for that

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Can I use this without hanging it up? Going on a trip where we cannot use hooks to anchor it (sleeping is inside a building)?

Answer: Hello and thank you for your interest in our products. Our mosquito nets are not free standing and are intended to be hung. While you could sleep under them without hanging, they would be flat on skin so mosquitos and other insects would still be able to bite through. If you have any additional questions, feel free to email us directly at: reception@coghlans.com

Answer: Yep you sure can use it without hanging it ....if it contacts your skin, the skeeters proboscus will be able to reach you tho....use some sticks or stones to get it 1" away from skin contact

Answer: Easy peasy.

Q:

Could it be used over a hammock- type swing chair??

Answer: Hi there. If the hammock chair were freestanding, depending on the height, our Mosquito Net could accommodate it, however if the chair needs to be suspended from a tree or a tall attachment point that would necessitate possibly having to cut a hole in the top, we wouldn't recommend it for this type of application.

Answer: Hung OVER a hammock, yes. A 'swing-type chair' -- don't know. It would be easy to wear a hole in it if continually rubbed/brushed/pulled against. If used to just hang over an area, it is great.

Answer: I don't think ot would be nearly strong enough even if doubled up probably not your best bet to use as a hammock or chair.

Answer: I think it depends. It will need to make it to the ground so you want to make sure that it's not too short. You also may need to alter it to let hammock/swing mounts go through the material.

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Would the backwoods doublewide large enough to suspend from our Micro Minnie Winnebago's awning???

Answer: Hello and thank you for your interest in our products. Not being familiar with your Winnebago, we wouldn't be able to determine if the Double Wide Mosquito net would be sufficient to cover your awning. The dimensions are as follows: Size: 78 x 63 x 59 inches (LxWxH) If you have any additional questions, please contact us directly at reception@coghlans.com

Answer: You should be able to hang it from underneath. Heck out of the bug's and rain that's awesome,!!! Blessings to you and your family ???? ????????

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Would a double wide one cover a queen mattress

Answer: Probably, but not well. Buy one designed for a bed.

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What about NoSeeUms --- some say ok others say not good?

Answer: The mesh is tight, noseeums - noproblems

Answer: It depends on what you think is a no-see-um. The opening in the mesh is 0.2cm. There are plenty of bugs that can get through that size mesh. If you're inside and you have good screens, not much will get through. Outside is another story. The mesh might stop the average gnat or it might not - I couldn't find any information on width of small things. I have the white net so I'd be prey to anything that liked light. If you use the dark one, you might have less problems since many of the no-see-ums are attracted to light.

Answer: NoSeeUms are really small, so they can fit through the holes in the net. However, they don't usually come out during the night, just at dusk...

Answer: noseeums are amazingly unstoppable!... nothing i know will stop them

Answer: Kept them out on our trip. We had bugs, but it was from getting into the screen.

Answer: I had no problems with any pests after using net, many before!

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Does the 240 mesh version protect against no-see-ums/sand fleas? The are much smaller than mosquitos. Want this for southern beach house.

Answer: I would think so, but have not tested this netting. Appears to have smaller holes than standard screens. They state “240 holes per square inch” if that helps.

Answer: Mosquito yes. Sand fleas dont know. Get the sawyer spray which will protect for up to 6 weeks.

Q:

What is the material this mesh is made out of?

Answer: ultra fine 196 polyester mesh

Answer: Your answer is in the description section of product.

Q:

Can I use it with my Bimini top on my pontoon?

Answer: Stationary maybe? Not moving.. Have to tie it to the inside.

Q:

I want to use this for a hammock, should i get a single or double?

Answer: Single should do.

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what is the size

Answer: I don't remember the actually size but it was large enough to cover a twin camp bed. And was hung from the top of the scout tent

Answer: It fits a full/queen size bed

Answer: It is listed on the package. 59" heighth, 63" width, and 78" length

Answer: Not sure what the question is since the dimensions are shown in the listing. I believe the double fits over the width and length of a normal double bed. It took me awhile to set up since I was trying to hang it from a canopy. It may be easier to do in a room setting and you would probably need a step ladder to help hand the netting. The best advice in setting up the netting is to take your time and dont rush the installation or you may end up putting holes in it, thus defeating the purpose for which it was intended.

Answer: Read the listing.

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Will it work if i just cover myself with it sitting in a regular chair, or will it have it be hung over me?

Answer: Not sure this was actually meant to just cover yourself even sitting on a chair . . . that would be rather uncomfortable. It comes with hooks to hang over you which is the best way to use it. I bought mine to use for my puppy's playpen. I put it under a shelter and hook up the net above on the frame of the canopy.

Answer: It would feel uncomfortable on your skin, especially if you are hot and sweaty. I think you will want to hang it somehow.

Answer: It needs to be suspended over you. If it lays against you the mosquito can still bite you.

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What is the actual mesh size? how many holes per square inch?

Answer: 240 holes

Answer: The description says 240 which is okay for mosquito's but it does, and has, allowed a few no-see'ums (very small nats) in. It is a very good net but you must handle with care not to rip or tear it. Worth the money.

Answer: We're enjoying it...as long as those bloodsuckers can't come in , good enough for us!????????

Q:

Does anyone sell this in Black (color) -- you see out much easier!?

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Will this fit over a tent

Answer: Hello and thank you for your interest in our products. Simply put, it will depend on the size of the tent you wish to cover with the mosquito net. If it is sized at or smaller than 63x78x59 inches, then the net should be sufficiently large enough to cover it. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us directly at: reception@coghlans.com

Answer: May be a two person or back packing tent.

Answer: A pup tent it will. I love mine on summer nights. A line between two tree's I'll hang the bug net then a tarp over it. Lot's of fresh air and no bugs!!

Answer: It’s about enough to cover a twin size bed and that’s all.

Answer: No

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Are the holes small enough to keep aphids out?

Answer: I can't see them getting through. The holes are tiny. I've had nothing get thru so far. Hope this helps. Blessings ???? ????????

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Double wide packed size?

Answer: I don’t understand what the question is.

Answer: 5x10 ish. Not good unless thats your complete shelter? No ground ties...

Q:

Do you have mosquito netting for the 15 foot triple patio umbrella that you sell?

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can anyone tell me the exact weight of this netting without the cords?

Answer: 14.9 oz with stuff sack for the double.

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Can you just throw this over you like a blanket instead of setting it up?

Answer: Thank you for your question but I’m unsure if you can throw it over like a blanket. You can contact the manufacturer.

Answer: I would not. The holes are small but if is laying on your skin the mosquitoes can bite through, they just cannot fly through.

Answer: No. The mosquitos can still bite you through the small holes in the net. It is worth setting up completely.

Answer: Not really; it would get all tangled in you and bedclothes. Very light and needs to be tacked or fastened to walls and things with included hardware.

Answer: You sure could. It covers a lot of area.

Answer: No, It need to be pinned up. I would feel closed in if it was over me.

Answer: Yes, I would say you can.

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does it have a zipper door ? how do you get in and out Thanks

Answer: No zipper door. It's really just a big mosquito curtain and you lift it to get in and out. It hangs and is not like a structured tent. But it has worked very well for us as a mosquito shelter for our outdoor playhouse and we have even had sleep overs out there and not been bitten

Answer: No zippers. You need to lift the bottom and slide under it. Keeps the mosquitos off you either way.

Answer: It does not have a door at all. You just lift it from the floor.

Answer: There is no door, you have to lift up a side or end to get in.

Answer: No zipper. Lift screen

Answer: No. You have to lift the sides up:-). I would rate the product 3stars because after a wash the thread kind of got pulled here and there. Also a bobbin hair pin from my hair got caught and pulled a thread really bad that it looks Awkward now .

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Is it coated with any chemicals?

Answer: Its not. I do spray it with sawyer repellent before I take it out or every six weeks...as necessary.

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Can the seller or any customer confirm where is this product made? China?

Answer: I don't know. This was a gift for my grandson. I don't have the packaging to see where it was made.

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it says "double wide" but double what? no overall measurements provided- size info please!

Answer: It says right on the photo of the package... 78" long, 63" wide and 59" high.

Answer: I put this on a double bed and it fit perfectly. It might fit a queen-sized bed. It works best on a bed with bed posts. I put rubber bands around the netting at each of the four posts so it wouldn't sink down on my face during the night.

Answer: I have a full size mattress over which it fits nicely. It's hard to measure it so this is approximate: I got about 76 inches for the long side and 64 for the short. It's at least five feet high. I put it up as soon as I got it, modified the corners and made a semi-permanent installation so the lengths are a bit shorter than they were when it was new. Also it's stretchy so that will alter the results after it's been used. That's why there are no measurements in my review.

Answer: It is just barely the size of a double bed.

Answer: Also need to know the size in inches.

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What's with the chromium carcinogenic warning on the package, that wasn't on the image?

Answer: I'm trying hard to find that out. Wondering if the chromium is in the hanging rings or in the mesh itself. Knowing if Coughlan headnet carries same warning would answer my questions. Anybody have a headnet?

Answer: Did not notice, and discarded the original package a while ago. Thanks for bring it up.

Answer: I would think it’s got something to do with California and all the laws and regulations they have. Just my thought, I’m actually using mine this week at Boy Scout summer camp. And used it last year. It’s a great item.

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Picture says 240 mesh polyester net, text description to the right of the picture says 196, and the product description says 156? What do you actually end up getting?

Answer: I don't know the thread count, but it's a good product. Keeps out bugs and doesn't tear. It held up for two seasons and I expect it will last a few more.

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Does it protect against no see-ums?

Answer: I am not real sure, but I have been quite shocked at how this has kept bugs off my plants! Inside the garden I made I can say that I have not seen any of those pesky no see-ums.

Answer: I used it as a cover for my young plants which were being eaten alive by minute flying bugs that were laying eggs on them that eventually hatched into plant eating monsters. No more bugs since I started using this net so it worked for me! Hope this helps!

Answer: Yes, it should, i didnt have any bites, and they wete horrific.

myeka jones : Great XL is perfect

Put it right on my tent and sat right under it to eat perfect no flies and mosquitos if this one get old and messed ima order another this is the XL everyone should get that size more room even if it's just one person

The Archaeologist : Happy campers!

Fantastic mosquito net! Bought for my sons to use in a ‘cabent’ (i.e., open-sided, hybrid tent/cabin) for summer camp. The previous year they complained about being bitten by mosquitos and having spiders crawl all over them. Not this year! They were happy campers. Literally.

Melek : Perfect for protection against those pesky summer insects

The size and shape can be used as a screen for a covered porch or over your hammock or even over a picnic table. I've tried it out on all three and am really happy with the size and versatility

Rolando Nispiros : Perfect for my needs

I use it to put over my camper shell opening. Works great!

hmschoolmom : Works great and holds up well.

I've purchased this brand and size before. It worked great, in use daily throughout the summer for well over ten years. Just purchased two more. They look even better than the first one.

A. Hill : Fly net for porch swing

I am sitting on my outdoor swing under this net right now. I just draped it over the existing canopy and am no longer annoyed awake by flies landing on me. WORKS PERFECTLY for stopping flies this way. It is several inches too short for this swing and it doesn't touch the ground; so not mosquito proof used like this - I wish it were as tall as it is long. Metal loops on the corners and in the middle are nice but I won't need them.

J. Backstrom : Bug Protection in the Garden

I bought this item to use in my garden. I thought if it could keep mosquitos off people maybe it could keep cabbage butterflies from laying eggs on the cabbages and collard greens growing in my garden. It's really working, the netting is held off my plants by using bamboo canes tied to the rings attached. I bought two nets. It's keeping June beetles from eating all the leaves off my rose bushes.

Kevin : Good net

Works well to keep out bugs. Setup is a little difficult with one person. I used this for a little while as a bug net with my camping hammock. I finally gave up and bought a bug net designed to work with hammocks. This net is good but wasn’t working for the application I was using it in.

Alexthegirl : Great product!

So I ordered a few of these to use with bunk beds at the cabin, because of mosquitos, but also because of a Wolf Spiders. They aren't harmful but they are huge, and even the least bug fearing person would still prefer not to share a bed with one. These are great! Ample size to wrap under mattresses, strong mounting string and so happy it came with hardware, and really easy to modify where you need to attach to your structure by just looping string into a bundle and tying off to create a bunch where you need to suspend the net. I bought the full and the twin size and I love both. Plus the kids get a kick out of feeling like they are on a safari.

Robert : Perfect for Camping!

My son and I have used these for four years of Scouting summer camp. We tie these inside the tent to drape over the individual cots & sleeping gear. One per person and easy to do. Each summer we get the double large so that there's plenty of clearance all around, and it drapes on the cabin floor so nothing crawls in. Thick and durable, and will work for repeated usage if you're careful with your tie-ups and take-downs.

Mary Gilliam : The right size

I'm looking for a 12x12 if u have any let me know ty

TheShadyside : Used for our Hammocks

We used ours to cover our hammocks. If you wrap string on corners or anwhere on the bottom you want you can attach a tent peg to the string to secure it to ground. We also just cut a small incision to get tge rope of the hammock in the net. We then used a string to tie off where the incision was to keep bugs out. Yep, we are geniuses. If you have a dog it can sleep under your hammock too. I love to be in the outdoors, but I hate mosquitoes so this is great. We just made it Perfect. Lol.

D. Brown : Light and big!

This is a huge net. Works well.

TheBigJohn : Make yourself a favor

Worked as expected, took it to camping and was a life saver. Don’t expect to camp without this anymore.

Amazon Customer : Great for scout camp

Perfect fit for my scouts to take to camp with them.

We used 4’ Wooden dowels with plastic water bottles on the top to hold the net up off the bed. I attached the poles to their bunk or cot with zip ties.

For my daughter, I ended up using the string to suspend it from the rafters. Either way, they both stayed bug-free for the week!

LP : Chemical Warning

I just received this product and there is chemical warning on the front that is not shown in the packaging photo stating the "product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm". I went back and looked at the listing since I definitely didn't remember seeing that in the listing and finally found it mentioned under Legal Disclaimer sandwiched between Related Video Shots and Sponsored Products Related to this Item. Needless to say I don't feel very comfortable using this for taking small children camping anymore.

LB : Perfect for putting over cot at scout camp!

Love this! Great buy-affordable and just the size we needed. My son used this over his cot during his week at Boy Scout camp since there are no zippers on the tents they use there. They attached PVC pipe to the 4 corners of the cot with zip ties, put caps or tennis balls on the tops of the PVC to keep it from ripping the net, and then draped the net over the top. Perfect!

Amber Abapo : Great for my bunny hutch

I got this net for my rabbit hutch to protect my bunny from mosquitos and other insects. I got the 32x78 and found it to be bigger than expected but it’s perfect for the hutch.

Okiebert : Great for Big Mosquitos.

Last year we had huge mosquitos and I was happy with this net. This year we have smaller mosquitos that just buzz right through the netting. The craftsmanship is great, but the design might need to be tweaked a little.

Joseph E. Phillips : Great bug control.

Works great wish I could buy this againe forgot where I stored this.

John Lowrey : Best one I've ever used!

Just got back from a Mission Trip to Haiti. These trips at always the toughest for me. We sleep in bunk beds and the mosquitos and other things that bite like our NJ blood. This net was the greatest. It covered a tall, two level metal framed bunk which gave me a lot of protection and allowed me to get "in" , under cover and keep "all" boarders out. It was large enough that I could use my CPAP machine on the top level , "under cover" (or netting") and I could move around without getting bit! Highly recommended!

amanda : Perfect pool covering!

I was looking for something that I could use to cover my daughter's pool to keep the bugs and leaves out between cleanings. I change the water at least once a week, scrubbing the pool out while it's empty, but it's a decent-sized pool so dumping and refilling every time she uses it is wasteful. Also, I live in Upstate New York and it takes a couple of days for the water in the pool to warm up to a temperature that is comfortable for her. (She is 15 months old.)

In between cleanings, the pool was getting disgusting from being underneath the tree out back so I was looking for something to help with that. I'm very pleased with this mosquito net. It's the perfect size and I suspect it will serve exactly the purpose for which I purchased it.

A. Hill : Fly net for porch swing

I am sitting on my outdoor swing under this net right now. I just draped it over the existing canopy and am no longer annoyed awake by flies landing on me. WORKS PERFECTLY for stopping flies this way. It is several inches too short for this swing and it doesn't touch the ground; so not mosquito proof used like this - I wish it were as tall as it is long. Metal loops on the corners and in the middle are nice but I won't need them.

Alexthegirl : Great product!

So I ordered a few of these to use with bunk beds at the cabin, because of mosquitos, but also because of a Wolf Spiders. They aren't harmful but they are huge, and even the least bug fearing person would still prefer not to share a bed with one. These are great! Ample size to wrap under mattresses, strong mounting string and so happy it came with hardware, and really easy to modify where you need to attach to your structure by just looping string into a bundle and tying off to create a bunch where you need to suspend the net. I bought the full and the twin size and I love both. Plus the kids get a kick out of feeling like they are on a safari.

rpiersol33 : The Budget Hammock Camper

Wanted a cheap option to cover my hammock for camping. This paired with the Ultimate Survival Technologies 1.0 Base Tube Tarp was my set up. The Mosquito net last under heavy abuse - high winds and non-stop mosquitoes - total of 5 days in the BWCA. Kept me safe from all the creepy crawlers - and it didn't tear with the wind! Took some work to get it all set up with my hammock. Needed to set up a ridge line to keep is over and then used a tarp clip to keep it secured at the ends of the hammock. Then at the bottom used a chip clip to keep it closed from the mosquitoes. In the end I would probably spring for the Eno made mosquito net. It was hard to keep all the mosquitoes out when getting in and out of the hammock. However, this net is high quality and would recommend. Arrived quickly and in great condition.

ScrappyDew : ordered for scout camp

purchased 2 of these for my boys to take to scout camp. works great and keeps them from getting buggy while they sleep.

S O : Bugs stay out!

Purchased to use in garden to protect my cabbage and brussels sprouts from invaders. Works perfectly. Just have to be careful not to let anything in when raising up the net to pick vegetables.

Alexthegirl : Great product!

So I ordered a few of these to use with bunk beds at the cabin, because of mosquitos, but also because of a Wolf Spiders. They aren't harmful but they are huge, and even the least bug fearing person would still prefer not to share a bed with one. These are great! Ample size to wrap under mattresses, strong mounting string and so happy it came with hardware, and really easy to modify where you need to attach to your structure by just looping string into a bundle and tying off to create a bunch where you need to suspend the net. I bought the full and the twin size and I love both. Plus the kids get a kick out of feeling like they are on a safari.

MERivers : great to have

We were having a mosquitoes problem in the house so we had to use this temporarily. They are also great when camping

John Lowrey : Best one I've ever used!

Just got back from a Mission Trip to Haiti. These trips at always the toughest for me. We sleep in bunk beds and the mosquitos and other things that bite like our NJ blood. This net was the greatest. It covered a tall, two level metal framed bunk which gave me a lot of protection and allowed me to get "in" , under cover and keep "all" boarders out. It was large enough that I could use my CPAP machine on the top level , "under cover" (or netting") and I could move around without getting bit! Highly recommended!

Manuel Horta : yet sturdy enough that it won't rip

This is an indispensible product because it is so portable that it fits in a pocket, yet sturdy enough that it won't rip. My wife and I rented a cabin and discovered all kind of creepy crawly daddy long legs that wanted to jump in bed with us. I saved the day(night) by quickly deploying this handy net over us.

Terry Lynn Harris : It's a very substantial product. I'm happy as a lark with it.

These things are really sturdy made as far as the knitting goes the attachments on them are a little cheesy the strings are a little cheesy, and the hooks are a little cheesy but those are not the main feature. The main feature has got to be that you don't want this thing ripping on you so that it's got that covered. The rest of it you can do workarounds.

N T : Save our blood!

Great product. We use them at Scout Camp and they work great.

Chickie : And it did a great job of protecting me from the mosquitoes

I was surprised how strong this netting was. And it did a great job of protecting me from the mosquitoes. This year the Zika carrying mosquitoes arrived and I found out I was strongly allergic to their saliva, causing blisters on my skin and eating away at the sub dermis and flesh. I would have been stuck inside all summer if not for this netting. And the price was reasonable, also.

The Archaeologist : Happy campers!

Fantastic mosquito net! Bought for my sons to use in a ‘cabent’ (i.e., open-sided, hybrid tent/cabin) for summer camp. The previous year they complained about being bitten by mosquitos and having spiders crawl all over them. Not this year! They were happy campers. Literally.

Bob : Does the job; irregular dimensions

This does the job it was intended for: to offer light duty protection against mosquitos indoors. It works for that. My only complaint is the dimensions are not even. I know this because we attached hooks to the wall to support the corners and the hooks on one end had to be placed a few inches further apart than the other. This does not affect its performance, as it still fits nicely over a double bed -- there is a bit of extra room in its width. Just be sure to measure both sides separately if you're installing this permanently.

hmschoolmom : Works great and holds up well.

I've purchased this brand and size before. It worked great, in use daily throughout the summer for well over ten years. Just purchased two more. They look even better than the first one.

myeka jones : Great XL is perfect

Put it right on my tent and sat right under it to eat perfect no flies and mosquitos if this one get old and messed ima order another this is the XL everyone should get that size more room even if it's just one person

Amazon Customer : Great for a baby camper

I used it under our 10x10 canopy to keep the bees and masquitos away from baby while he played in his play pen.
It was a way cheaper option than getting a pop up net. It is also easy to get to the baby quickly without letting in the bugs. There was enough room for his high chair and a chair for me to sit down and feed him.

LA Joy : Keeps the birds out of my blueberry bushes

If I could give this product 10 stars I would! Every year, the birds strip my blueberry bushes clean before I get a chance to pick the berries. I bought this netting in the olive green to keep the birds out and I had a bumper harvest to pick. The green is subtle without being so obvious as the white netting would be. It works for my purpose perfectly.

BSJ : Good value no frills

Good value includes cord and attachments

Ben : Fragile, be forewarned

Incredibly fragile. One snag and it's done for. Other than that, works well. If you're careful when installing it you should be good to go.

Terry Lynn Harris : It's a very substantial product. I'm happy as a lark with it.

These things are really sturdy made as far as the knitting goes the attachments on them are a little cheesy the strings are a little cheesy, and the hooks are a little cheesy but those are not the main feature. The main feature has got to be that you don't want this thing ripping on you so that it's got that covered. The rest of it you can do workarounds.

Alexthegirl : Great product!

So I ordered a few of these to use with bunk beds at the cabin, because of mosquitos, but also because of a Wolf Spiders. They aren't harmful but they are huge, and even the least bug fearing person would still prefer not to share a bed with one. These are great! Ample size to wrap under mattresses, strong mounting string and so happy it came with hardware, and really easy to modify where you need to attach to your structure by just looping string into a bundle and tying off to create a bunch where you need to suspend the net. I bought the full and the twin size and I love both. Plus the kids get a kick out of feeling like they are on a safari.

Chickie : And it did a great job of protecting me from the mosquitoes

I was surprised how strong this netting was. And it did a great job of protecting me from the mosquitoes. This year the Zika carrying mosquitoes arrived and I found out I was strongly allergic to their saliva, causing blisters on my skin and eating away at the sub dermis and flesh. I would have been stuck inside all summer if not for this netting. And the price was reasonable, also.

rpiersol33 : The Budget Hammock Camper

Wanted a cheap option to cover my hammock for camping. This paired with the Ultimate Survival Technologies 1.0 Base Tube Tarp was my set up. The Mosquito net last under heavy abuse - high winds and non-stop mosquitoes - total of 5 days in the BWCA. Kept me safe from all the creepy crawlers - and it didn't tear with the wind! Took some work to get it all set up with my hammock. Needed to set up a ridge line to keep is over and then used a tarp clip to keep it secured at the ends of the hammock. Then at the bottom used a chip clip to keep it closed from the mosquitoes. In the end I would probably spring for the Eno made mosquito net. It was hard to keep all the mosquitoes out when getting in and out of the hammock. However, this net is high quality and would recommend. Arrived quickly and in great condition.

Amazon Customer : Really big!

This is like a tent, we are using it like a screen on the back of our boat at night. Good purchase.

Darcy Curtis : Keeps the bugs off!

I’m so glad I found and ordered this. The others I saw looked a bit cheap but was expensive. This one works perfect for my single hanging outdoor bed. I sleep now in total comfort without the nuisance of bugs crawling and flying on me!

Mo : Great price and gets it done!

Love the price. I actually use this as for the entrance and hatchdoor of my sailboat. I cut one if the corners off and it perfectly turned into a netting for the hatch. And I hung the rest as a tepee style at the entrance of the sailboat. It allows so much breeze to pass through without the bug problem. What a wonderful product!

Darin Rezac : Works well

I used the this product for two weeks in Peru. It held up well and wrapped tightly around a twin bed. While others had bugs that made their way under or through their netting, I had zero issues. Set up was also easy and flexible enough to allow for larger string or cords if required or needed. Very pleased with this products performance.

Coghlan's Rectangular Mosquito Net review and price compare 2025

Product overview

product features

From the manufacturer

Coghlan's Mosquito Shelters

Bugs? What Bugs?

Easily anchored from the bottom corners

Light Weight string and hanging kits included with all models

All rectangular models have 6 points to secure

Sturdy steel rings allow for secure set-up

product description

product details

important information

Questions about Coghlan's Rectangular Mosquito Net

What are the dimensions of the net?

What's the differance between single wide 180 and the single wide 240 mesh?

Use with a bivy and tarp? Or will it get holes quickly.

Do these increase temperature a lot? In other words, if it is hot out, will this do much to block air flow and make it feel hotter inside the net?

Is there a zipper or opening for access?

Does have a floor? Does it have an entrance that zips or what?

Will this net also keep out spiders?

Where do you get the poles for the mosquito netting?

Would the double netting work for a twin bed

Will this work with a hammock

Can it be used inside

Can I lay this out flat like a sheet, or is it sewn into a box shape with corners?

Which net gives more visibility to see the stars at night, the 180 or the 240?

Can this be used with a hammock?

What is the weight of the single wide 240 mesh?

Would this fit over a full size bed?

Which mesh is finer? The 240 or 180?

Double wide packed size?

Is it embedded with chemicals?

Is 6.7 ounces correct for the weight of this item?

Where is this item manufactured?

Could I use this over a bed hanging from the ceiling?

Can I use this without hanging it up? Going on a trip where we cannot use hooks to anchor it (sleeping is inside a building)?

Could it be used over a hammock- type swing chair??

Would the backwoods doublewide large enough to suspend from our Micro Minnie Winnebago's awning???

Would a double wide one cover a queen mattress

What about NoSeeUms --- some say ok others say not good?

Does the 240 mesh version protect against no-see-ums/sand fleas? The are much smaller than mosquitos. Want this for southern beach house.

What is the material this mesh is made out of?

Can I use it with my Bimini top on my pontoon?

I want to use this for a hammock, should i get a single or double?

what is the size

Will it work if i just cover myself with it sitting in a regular chair, or will it have it be hung over me?

What is the actual mesh size? how many holes per square inch?

Does anyone sell this in Black (color) -- you see out much easier!?

Will this fit over a tent

Are the holes small enough to keep aphids out?

Double wide packed size?

Do you have mosquito netting for the 15 foot triple patio umbrella that you sell?

can anyone tell me the exact weight of this netting without the cords?

Can you just throw this over you like a blanket instead of setting it up?

does it have a zipper door ? how do you get in and out Thanks

Is it coated with any chemicals?

Can the seller or any customer confirm where is this product made? China?

it says "double wide" but double what? no overall measurements provided- size info please!

What's with the chromium carcinogenic warning on the package, that wasn't on the image?

Picture says 240 mesh polyester net, text description to the right of the picture says 196, and the product description says 156? What do you actually end up getting?

Does it protect against no see-ums?

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