G'day Jacqui,

You could make this work for your set up, however you might find that it is a little too cumbersome to get set up and in place. Generally, we'd only recommend this type of product if you don't already have a mosquito barrier - e.g. an open-sided shelter, shed etc. Your tent will do the same job as the net protecting you from mozzies, so we'd recommend pairing your tent with some repellent or a mosquito repeller in case any sneak into the tent.

G'day Michelle,

There aren't attachment points at the base to attach it to a tent floor, however, there is a bit of a skirt at the bottom that is designed to be tucked underneath a mattress.

G'day Sabine,

Depending on how you set it up, and what you're covering with the net we'd generally recommend using one corner as your entrance corner, and pegging or clipping that corner back down once you're in.

G'day Luke,

The Permethrin Treated Pyramid Net is probably going to be one of your most effective measures against midges. The mesh itself isn't no-see-um (which is a mesh intertwined with fibreglass as they actually chew threw standard mesh if they can't fit), however, midges are deterred by the Permethrin treatment. The mesh size is quite fine and should do a good job of keeping the midges out while the Permethrin is still potent. Over time it can wear off so you may need to re-treat the mesh down the track to ensure it stays that way.

G'day Clayton,

At this stage, we don't have plans to range the Nano Mosquito Nets but I'll definitely ask our purchasing team to add it to their list!We should be able to special order one for you though, just send us an email and we can send you some details.