A rectangular mosquito net measuring 32 in. wide x 78 in. long x 59 in. high (81 x 198 x 150 cm) — sized for one sleeper.

180 holes per square inch, the standard mosquito mesh.

Six reinforced metal tie loops at the corners and sides, and Coghlan's includes what you need to hang it: four 78 in. lengths of twine, four screw hooks, four wall anchors and four 1 in. nails. Most nets at this price make you source all of that yourself.

Six tie points rather than four is what keeps the walls off you. A net hung from four corners sags inward and anything biting can reach you through it where it touches.

Washable.

How to read mesh density. Coghlan's states holes per square inch on every net, and it is the number that decides what gets through. Around 180 holes stops mosquitoes, which is all most people need. No-see-ums — biting midges, punkies, sand flies — are small enough to walk through standard mosquito mesh, and that is the entire reason the 1150 and 1600-hole products exist. If you have ever been bitten through a head net, this is why.

Coghlan's does not publish a permethrin or insecticide treatment for this product, so treat it as plain netting.