Plow & Hearth Outdoor Umbrella Canopy Mosquito And Insect Net With Zippered Opening - Breathable Woven Polyester Mesh - White - 102'' dia. x 84''H, Fits Over 7' or 9' Umbrella

I just installed our umbrella screen room on our porch. We bought this one because it is the only white one on the market and white calms bees, which are the bugs that irritate me the most, and yet I love the little bees as pollinators!There were no instructions included so here is how to install this thing:Close your umbrella almost all the way but leave it in just a bit of a teepee shape. Find the front and gather it up so that the front is in one hand from bottom of the zipper to top of the drawstring opening. Put it over your closed umbrella. Now find the drawstring, which is on the side of the top. Draw up until it is tight enough to hold in place near the top of your umbrella. Use the clip to keep the drawstring gathered. Check and adjust that the drawn top is level around your umbrella and that it is tight enough or loose enough that the seam that should be at the top of your screen room is near or just above the tips of your umbrella spokes. Now open your umbrella and neatly lay the bottom plastic tube around your umbrella so that you define your screen room. Insert your garden hose into the tube and fill the tube with water. Once filled, the tube is fragile and should not be dragged across a wooded deck. If you spring a leak, just close it with a binder clip and refill the tube. It's really quite functional.

It's fantastic, looks great, creates a wonderful seating area on the deck that's bug free. I was worried it would feel clostraphobic but it's very roomy and my table seats six large chairs. The net doesn't hit the back of the chairs thanks to the water filled ring at the bottom. It even stands up to wind and rain.

Took a long time to get here, but worth the wait. I particularly like the soft plastic ring around the bottom that can be filled with water to weigh it down. Another excellent feature is the zip-up seam, which completely isolates me from mosquitoes and the dreaded black flies. I also like that it is white, which will not attract the heat as would black. A little pricey, but if I can spend this summer without dozens of bites, it will earn my respect!

I couldn't find a single decent mosquito net on Amazon until this guy popped up. We live in Mozambique and need to sleep under nets all the time. This is like sleeping under a room! I don't have an umbrella to put it under so I just pulled the draw strings tight and closed the top hole. Then we made a ring of bamboo so it stays open and it surrounds our California King size bed! The best part is that we can put water in to weight it down. That's key because it would blow with our fan, and mozzies would get in. The zipper sits a bit low but it really helps to get in and out when the net is weighted down.I bought 4 more already and am waiting for my Mom to send them to me Super cool and very effective. I would take these guys camping with me so you always have a nice bug-less place.

The netting ripped at each the umbrella posts JUST from hanging with no water in the tube, (that was also ripped bc the plastic rips like paper) the zipper was heavier than the fabric and snagged all the way up! My brother sewed a big hole that just ‘appeared’ and then more and more holes popped up! The product is entirely useless the fabric is tooooooo cheap!!!! I did not send it back bc it had been sewn but I wish I had bc I grudge that $