timbuktoo mosquito nets luxury mosquito net - for king to single size beds quick and easy installation system - unique internal loop - 2 entries - ripstop stuff sack - no added chemicals. timbuktoo mosquito nets <b>timbuktoo mosquito nets </b> a startup created by an avid backpacker and product designer.<p>a mosquito net can and should be designed with the same meticulous attention to detail as high-end technical outdoor gear. so we custom designed our handmade mosquito net with an obsessive attention to details such as using bartack sewing to reinforce high stress points for the hanging loops. this makes them very strong and durable, so our net will last for years. then, we added more key features which has created what we and our customers believe is the best mosquito net available: <p><p>unique features:<p>► easy quick install and release system - installs the net in under a minute. see instructions in the last photo above.<p>► height adjusts in seconds - no knots to tie and untie.<p>► the first net with an internal loop - to hang a fan if you're somewhere hot or flashlight to read in bed - so no more bites switching off the light switch.<p>► two entrances - for each side of the bed, so you don't wake up your partner.<p>► robust protective skirting - helps prevent damaging the net, so it will last for years to come.<p>► a fabric patch - in case of an accident.<p>► no harmful chemicals - no deet nor other toxins, which is perfect for you, your family, and the environment.<p>► comes packed in a ripstop nylon stuff sack that will fit in your overhead luggage and is perfect for storage.<p><b>tip:</b> tuck the skirting under the mattress - if a net lies on the bed or brushes your skin you can be bitten - so you need a net big enough to fit around the outside & not on, your bed. we designed our mosquito net big enough to fit easily around any size bed including a king- so you'll never get bitten again.<p><b>we designed our mosquito net for ease of use and built it to last for years to come. to date our customers have taken their timbuktoo nets as far as haiti, africa, jamaica, india... and even the back porch.