Outsunny 10' x 13' Universal Replacement Mesh Sidewall Netting for Patio Gazebos and Canopy Tents with Zippers, (Sidewall Only) Beige, Black

I was impressed with the quality and durability of these nets! The zippers and sewing were all strong and durable.We creatively purchased 4 of these to use to cover a metal 20x40' outdoor dining area from wasps. It was not perfectly effective, but the help it did provide was worth it. The clips were just what was needed to attach to any flat flashing or roofing material. The clips to the mesh material was durable withstanding constant interaction with youth of all ages moving under/by/through zippered sections and accidentally pulling it down repeatedly.I may purchase again in the future to cover my outdoor porch, I know who I will be ordering from then.

This is easily the best purchase we've made this year- we can enjoy our deck without the annoyance of mosquitoes, flies, debris on our table, and even keeps the squirrels out! Outsunny has always been a quality product, this is no different. Mesh is strong, zippers are easy to use and smooth. Simple to fit to our off-brand pop-up. As long as you realize this isn't, and wasn't made for, hard use- no cats, don't stretch it, act like it's made for rough use- I highly recommend.

Takes at least 30 minutes to install each time. Hard to keep the bottom in place especially on uneven terrain. Wish the zipper ran bottom to top to help keep the bottom in place during zipping and unzipping. There are quite a few gaps at the top, but managable. Good at kepping insects, if you don't have to go in and out....the dog has learned to lift the bottom for escape..ugh. However, it does get rather toasty with minimal air flow.

**You need a Ez-up to use** These aided greatly at our last camp, I opted to have solid walls too just in case in rained, (it poured rain many times) These screen walls feature four doors 1 is seen in picture above, fabric for zippers is very nice, These tie to the bottom around the legs of your 10x10 Ez-up canopy legs and are designed to sit inside the legs of canopy, Theirs no top so bugs can get in but these do offer some protection, I used hoops simular to shower curtain rods to connect but their was multiple options to secure these, if your 10x10 canopy is at its lowest setting these are super easy to put up, and when you raise the height of your canopy even at its highest height these still hit the ground. Mine are tied below & behind my weighted bags.Personal suggestions*do invest in a variety of walls rather screen, window w mesh, solid, & if you are not using weighted bags to secure your ez-up, you should.My one con I wish magnets secured these zipper doors

So it's partially my baffoonery, and that's why I can't leave a poor review, but definitely READ THIS IF YOU'RE CONCERNED ABOUT THE SIZE. We have a 13x13 Coleman canopy that we use for camping and needed a mosquito net for. I did not account for the fact that the frame of the canopy starts ~1-1.5 feet from the perimeter of the canopy roof, so what we really needed was maybe an 11x11 or 10x10 sidewall netting size. We still used the netting and just had to get creative with folding the corners to tighten the netting around the canopy. Good quality netting, just silly measuring.

The mesh is excellent on this. We used this as a bug screen around a canopy, and it did a great job at keeping insects out. However, one of the zippers failed almost right away. So while the mesh is amazing, the zipper quality is poor. We will have to sew it shut on that side to be able to keep using it. See the broken teeth of zipper in attached picture.Update: Customer service reached out to me, and they have been wonderful. I have updated a star on the basis on excellent customer service.

I used two of these on our two ten foot ezups and they worked wonderfully. This is not standard because of the curtain hooks so it was a little difficult to put up but the end result was no bugs in northern michigan on a Great lake.

Length was very short