Camouflage Netting Camo Net Sunscreen Nets for Sunshade Camping Military Hunting Shooting Blind Watching Hide Party Decorations

I live in a motorhome/RV in a month-to-month RV park. This is my third summer of mobile tiny house living. I've made countless improvements in this time. This spring I decided to improve my outside elbow room space. It started with a dog fence so I could let my buddy Max out without going through the leash routine.Once it was up, I noticed that I had an opportunity to take care of an eyesore I'd been looking at since I moved in, my neighbor's tiny house sewer pipe. My eyes were always drawn to it while relaxing on the patio. I'd looked at countless options, but the expense was prohibitive. My local is subject to heavy winds and heavy wind gusts, I live in the foot hills of Northern Colorado and across the road from a lake. Standard privacy screen would require a much sturdier fence than my dog fence. I thought of camo netting and went shopping. Camo netting would let some of the wind through.I've been through daily afternoon thunderstorms for a week and the dog fence--camo netting option is working great. The fence is kept vertical only with cinder blocks and 12" bungee cords spaced 4 feet apart. I've had no issues with the wind. A major bonus to me is how much better my patio space looks after installing the netting. It really defines the space.My wire fencing is only 3 feet tall, but the narrowest netting I could find was 5 feet. No problem, I can deal with 2 feet of overhand on one side. It ended up making installation easier. I planned on using zip-ties to secure the netting to the fence. There was no need. The netting has enough tie-down strings to keep it in place. Two 4 meter/13 foot nets was perfect for my space.Some of my neighbors who have dogs and walk them noticed the dog fence and purchased their own. Now they've seen the netting and they are buying that too. The park manager has been talking about the need for more privacy. I told her about camo netting, showed her my set up and she's buying some too. She wants a 6 foot height, it's available. All she'll need are some 6 foot poles, cord to run between the poles, and the netting itself. In her situation, I don't think she can get away with just the tie-down strings for installation.As for the quality of the netting itself it's durable enough for residential applications. It's nowhere close to military grade camo netting. The backside of the camo has a string net made of thin cord. The string and the plastic are not strong enough to withstand pulling against bolts, branches, or the like. Both are robust enough for my application.

Very cheaply made. I didn't expect military grade, but this product is total junk. However, I did buy this for Halloween and not to use in a actual combat zone so it will do the job. I would not buy again though, or recommend for anything other than decoration.

I purchased this to make a fort for a military themed kids birthday party. This worked out great and was a huge hit at the party. I like that it's easy to repack and comes with a small storage bag when not in use. This worked perfect for my needs and seems sturdy enough to reuse for awhile.

This product arrived just as described. It appears to be well made and last several years. I bought this to cover a 500 gallon LP tank as it desperately needed a cover. This product hides the tank pretty well while allowing it not to overheat the tank

Not the best but worked great, this provided shade and it feels very secure in a stiff wind. Sturdy netting. Love it!

This product holds up great. Better than I expected for the price. There is extra netting in the lining to hang stuff from it if needed. Can be used over and over. Great decoration.

Nice large texture is great

well made/looks real/thank you