Frienda Bed Mosquito Net Rectangular Canopy Drapes with Hook Nylon Rope for Single Twin Full Queen King Size Bed Camping Outdoor Travel(White,Full)

This is a nice netting for protecting yourself from mosquitoes in summertime. It's very large and can fit over a canopy bed, but can also be draped over a patio umbrella for outdoor protection. The fabric is white with a fine mesh netting that will keep out small flying bugs easily. It is very breathable and arrives compactly sealed in a bag. Once you open it up, it airs out and can be draped over any area you want to protect. It's lightweight and easy to manipulate, and you can attach it from above as well if you don't have something to lay it overtop of. The white color is nice for summer so the heated air won't get trapped and the $15 price is fair to escape many mosquito bites!

Extremely thin and difficult to hang

I ordered this canopy style white netting, for my teenage daughter's queen size bed, as her sister has a black one that she loves. This seemed like a good option to add a nice touch to her pink and gray decor. It arrived in a vacuum sealed bag, and upon opening, there was a slight rancid paint scent, that didn't quite dissipate completely after airing it out. The hardware was in a nice little reusable plastic storage case, and that's about the only positive thing I have to say about the hardware (or lack thereof). The canopy features built-in ties, that can be sized up or down based on how tight you tie them, and can work directly on the hooks, or if you need more extension, can be tied to the cords. There are 8 ties, but only 4 screws and expansion anchors are included. I don't understand why they wouldn't include 8 screws if there are 8 ties. The 8 ties are oddly placed (4 on one side and 4 on the other), while there is the issue of no ties at the head and foot area, (causing it to droop down in those areas). It was easy to install the screws and ties at least, and hanging it was simple. It doesn't have the curtain separators that are shown in the listing photos but there are two opaque plastic hooks that I'm assuming are intended to pull back the curtains. Unfortunately, there are no instructions detailing how to use them, as they have a hole in the end but as far as I can tell, there aren't any holes in the curtains that they can go through, or be tied into or from. There really is no way to separate the curtains as is, without pinning something to it and risking snagging the netting. The netting itself is thin and fairly transparent, but what I expected at this price point. The measurements on the listing are confusing, and the length certainly does not match what is depicted on the full framed bed in the listing photos, as it is much shorter at only 59.06 inches (definitely not long enough to attach to a ceiling and still drape across the floor as shown). I'm not sure why they sell these for queen or king sized beds, when they would only look right on the bottom or top bunks of a bunk bed. It's obviously not going to effectively keep out mosquitoes because it's not long enough.

Girl! Don't even waste your time. It looks nothing like the picture. It is so short and will float way above your bed won't even touch the mattress. It's also super thin and seethrough. Don't do it