Hammock Insect Net
Price: $229 $299
| Material | Nylon, fiber |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 144 x 72 inches (144 x 72 in) |
| Floor | 82 x 22 inches (2 x 0.6 m), water-resistant bathtub bottom |
| Weight | 2 pounds |
| Fits | Most 11 foot (3.35 m) hammocks |
| Included | Four ground pegs, stuff sack |
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If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you: a repair, a replacement or a refund, and we pay the return shipping. Nothing in that affects your rights under United States federal or state law.
Hand wash in cool water and never machine wash: the mesh catches on zips and buckles and a single pull ruins a panel. Dry it fully before it goes back in the sack, and keep the ground pegs in their own pocket so they cannot rub the netting.
About this product
144 x 72 inetres of fine nylon netting with spreader bars, a J-zipper with reflective markers, four ground pegs and a stuff sack. It is the piece you add to a hammock you already own.
Deluxe no-see-um nylon netting, which is the grade that stops midges and sandflies rather than only mosquitoes.
It measures 144 x 72 inches (144 x 72 in) with a 82 x 22 inch (2 x 0.6 m) water-resistant bathtub bottom.
Spreader bars hold the mesh off you, so there is headroom and elbow room instead of netting resting on your face.
The J-zipper carries reflective markers, which is a small thing until you are looking for the zip at 2am.
Fits most 11 foot (3.35 m) hammocks and comes with four ground pegs and a stuff sack. Weight is 2 pounds.
If you already own a hammock you like, this is the cheaper half of turning it into somewhere you can sleep. The net does one job and does it in a way that a draped mosquito net does not: it stays off you.
The mesh grade is what to look at. No-see-um netting has a small enough weave to stop midges and sandflies, which ordinary mosquito mesh lets straight through. On a humid coast in summer that is the difference between a night's sleep and none.
The floor is water resistant and shaped like a shallow bathtub, so splash off the ground and condensation running down the netting do not end up under you.
Setup uses a knotless cord lock system, which means the tension is set by sliding rather than by tying. The spreader bars keep the mesh wide, and the J-zipper opens far enough to get out without wrestling.
It is sized for an 11 foot hammock, which covers most camping hammocks including ours. If yours is unusually long or short, measure before ordering.
Still deciding?
You can change your mind. This shop's own returns policy gives you 15 days from purchase to send it back in its original packaging with proof of purchase, and we refund the price you paid for the goods.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. We pay the return shipping and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back, and your rights under United States federal and state law are unaffected. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
Got questions?
No! A hammock bug net is lightweight and compact , making it an essential yet minimal addition to any camping gear setup.
Yes! Some campers use netting for hammocks to create a bug-free resting space for small pets during outdoor trips.
No! A hammock insect net actually deters insects and small animals, creating a more secure sleeping area in the wild.
Most hammock bug nets can be installed in under 5 minutes , thanks to simple attachment systems and zippered access points .
Yes! Netting for hammocks can be set up in an RV or van to create a mosquito-free sleeping zone when camping in warm areas.
Yes! A hammock insect net acts as a barrier against dust and pollen , making it great for allergy-sensitive campers .
Yes! A hammock bug net can be patched with mesh repair tape or sewn with fine thread to restore its protective function .
Most netting for hammocks attaches with adjustable straps, clips, or ridgelines , ensuring a snug, insect-proof seal around your hammock.
Absolutely! A hammock insect net protects against sand flies, gnats, and biting insects , making it perfect for coastal adventures .
Yes! A hammock bug net is essential in jungle environments , keeping mosquitoes, midges, and crawling insects away while allowing fresh air .
Fold the netting for hammocks neatly and store it in a compression sack to prevent tangling or damage . Avoid stuffing it damp to prevent mildew .
A hammock insect net is lighter, more breathable, and provides 360-degree bug protection , unlike tents, which can trap heat and feel enclosed .
No, a hammock bug net itself isn't waterproof, but it works well with a rain fly to block both insects and rain , ensuring a dry and bug-free camping experience.
Yes! Netting for hammocks prevents ticks, spiders, and crawling insects from getting inside, offering full-body protection while sleeping .
Yes! A hammock insect net slightly reduces visibility from the outside, offering partial privacy while still allowing clear outdoor views .
Yes! Many hammock bug nets are spacious enough for double hammocks . Some even have extra-wide enclosures for two-person camping setups .
With proper care , netting for hammocks can last years . Avoid snagging it on sharp objects , store it dry , and clean it gently to maintain durability.
Yes! A hammock insect net typically weighs between 200-500 grams , making it compact and easy to pack for lightweight camping or long-distance hikes .
Yes, a hammock bug net can act as a wind barrier , reducing airflow and adding light insulation on chilly nights. Pairing it with a rain fly enhances warmth .
Yes! Netting for hammocks keeps out flies, bees, and other insects , making it perfect for afternoon naps, reading, or outdoor relaxation without disturbances.
To clean a hammock insect net , hand wash it with mild soap and lukewarm water . Avoid harsh scrubbing to prevent mesh damage. Let it air dry completely before storing.
Yes! A hammock bug net can be used indoors to keep mosquitoes out while sleeping with open windows . It's also a great addition for kids' play areas or decorative indoor hammocks .
No! Netting for hammocks is designed with breathable mesh fabric , allowing cool air to circulate freely while keeping insects out . It prevents heat buildup , making it comfortable even in warm climates .
A hammock insect net made of high-quality ripstop nylon or polyester is tear-resistant and long-lasting . Reinforced stitching and double zippers add durability for frequent outdoor use .
Most hammock bug nets are universal and designed to fit various hammock sizes . Some models are built-in , while others use zipper enclosures or drawstrings for a customizable fit .
Absolutely! Netting for hammocks made from no-see-um mesh has extra-fine holes (500+ per square inch) to prevent even the tiniest insects from sneaking through. This makes it ideal for swamps, jungles, and coastal areas .
Yes! A hammock insect net typically comes with adjustable suspension points and zippered access , making it quick and simple to set up. Many models attach directly to a ridgeline , ensuring a secure, enclosed space in just minutes.
A hammock bug net provides physical protection from all insects , unlike repellents, which wear off over time . It eliminates chemical exposure and offers 360-degree coverage , making it more effective for overnight camping .
Netting for hammocks features ultra-fine mesh fabric that blocks mosquitoes, flies, and even tiny midges . The tight weave ensures excellent airflow while stopping insects from entering, keeping you comfortable and bite-free .
A hammock insect net is a protective barrier designed to keep mosquitoes, flies, and other bugs away. It allows breathability while preventing bites , making it a must-have for hammock camping in the wilderness, forests, or tropical areas .
The complete guide
Enjoy the outdoors without worrying about mosquitoes, flies, or other pesky insects! Our hammock bug net is designed to provide 360-degree protection, keeping you safe and comfortable while you relax
Designed for easy setup and maximum coverage, it's the perfect addition to your hammock gear!
Stay bug-free with our Hammock Insect Net! This lightweight, breathable, and high-density mesh provides 360° protection against mosquitoes, flies, and other insects. Designed for easy setup, it includes a long ridgeline, durable zipper, and universal fit for most hammocks.
Material: Nylon, Fibre
Color: Black
Item weight: 2 Pounds
Product Dimensions:
Spending time in a hammock is one of the most relaxing ways to enjoy nature,until mosquitoes, flies, and midges start buzzing around. Whether you're camping in the woods, lounging in your backyard, or trekking through tropical landscapes, a hammock insect net is a must-have for a comfortable, bite-free experience.
This guide will explore the benefits, types, and setup of a hammock bug net, ensuring you stay protected and comfortable in any outdoor setting.
A netting for hammock is designed to block mosquitoes, gnats, and other insects, allowing you to sleep peacefully without worrying about bites. Here’s why it’s an essential addition to your hammock camping gear:
Whether you're an experienced camper or just love relaxing outdoors, a hammock bug net makes a huge difference in comfort and peace of mind.
There are different styles of netting for hammocks, each suited to specific camping needs.
1. Integrated Hammock Bug Net
Some hammocks come with built-in insect protection, featuring a zippered mesh enclosure. These are ideal for minimalist campers looking for an all-in-one solution.
2. Separate Hammock Insect Net
A standalone net is a versatile option, fitting over any hammock setup. These typically attach to a ridgeline, creating a protective cocoon around you.
3. 360-Degree Netting for Hammock
For full protection, a 360-degree hammock bug net covers all sides, preventing insects from entering from below or above.
4. No-See-Um Hammock Insect Net
Designed for maximum protection, this extra-fine mesh net keeps out even the smallest insects, such as midges and sand flies.
Proper installation ensures full coverage and maximum comfort. Follow these steps to set up your hammock insect net correctly:
Step 1: Choose the Right Location
Set up your hammock in an area with natural wind barriers to reduce mosquito activity. Avoid stagnant water sources, as they attract bugs.
Step 2: Install a Ridgeline
If using a separate netting for hammock, attach a ridgeline above your hammock. This will help keep the mesh lifted, preventing it from sagging onto your face and body.
Step 3: Attach the Net Securely
Slide or zip the hammock bug net over your hammock. Some models use drawstrings or clips, while others feature full-length zippers for easy entry and exit.
Step 4: Secure the Bottom Opening
Ensure the netting is tucked in or sealed at the bottom to prevent insects from sneaking in.
Step 5: Test for Gaps
Before settling in, check for any openings or loose areas that insects could enter through. Adjust the tension for a snug fit.
When choosing a hammock bug net, consider these essential features:
1. High-Density Mesh Fabric
Look for ultra-fine mesh with at least 500 holes per square inch to block even the smallest bugs while maintaining airflow.
2. Lightweight and Packable Design
Opt for a compact, travel-friendly net that won’t add bulk to your camping gear.
3. Zippered or Drawstring Closure
A full-zip entry provides easy access, while a drawstring closure ensures a secure seal against bugs.
4. Universal Fit
A versatile netting for hammock should work with single and double hammocks, ensuring flexibility for different setups.
5. Quick and Easy Setup
Look for a user-friendly design that attaches in minutes, saving you time and effort when setting up camp.
A hammock insect net is useful in many outdoor settings, including:
To create the ultimate outdoor setup, combine your hammock bug net with:
✔ Hammock Rain Fly , For protection against rain and sun.
✔ Sleeping Pad , Adds insulation and comfort inside your hammock.
✔ Underquilt or Blanket , Keeps you warm on cooler nights.
✔ Camping Pillow , Enhances neck support for better sleep.
A hammock insect net is an essential piece of gear for anyone who loves hammock camping but hates bug bites. With the right setup and quality netting for hammock, you can enjoy uninterrupted relaxation, whether you’re deep in the wilderness or just lounging in your backyard.
Before your next adventure, invest in a high-quality hammock bug net and experience the great outdoors without the annoyance of insects.
Hammock Insect Net (hammock-insect-net) sold by Hammocks Company at hammocks.store, $229 (was $299) in US dollars. A no-see-um bug net that fits most 11 foot hammocks, with a bathtub floor. 144 x 72 inetres of fine nylon netting with spreader bars, a J-zipper with reflective markers, four ground pegs and a stuff sack. It is the piece you add to a hammock you already own. Shipping is across the United States, free on orders of $75 or more and otherwise a flat $25, with Express Shipping available at $25 at any order value, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Returns are accepted for 15 days from purchase under this shop's own published policy, which also charges a non-refundable $39 per order for packing and handling and asks the buyer to pay return shipping. Nothing in that policy limits a buyer's rights under United States federal or state consumer law.
