Fed up with mosquitoes ruining your time outdoors? Small gaps are all mosquitoes need. The fine mesh, adjustable upper drawstring, two zippered entrances and continuous water-filled tube along the bottom edge work together to securely close off entry points for insects.
Redesigned threaded caps, improved cap placement and built-in sealing rings make the tube easier to fill and securely close—without having to bend the tube sharply or squeeze it.
The filled tube holds the lower edge of the net firmly on the ground, prevents mosquitoes and other flying insects from getting underneath, and keeps the net in place in windy conditions.
For the best protection, make sure there are no uncovered openings in the roof and fully close both zippered entrances.
The Extra-Large Mosquito Net 250 × 1650 cm turns a compatible large gazebo, patio umbrella or other outdoor structure into a more comfortable screened outdoor space.
Its total perimeter of 16.5 m is designed for structures with a measured hanging perimeter close to 16.5 m.
With a height of 2.5 m, it is suitable for tall gazebos, large patio umbrellas and cantilever umbrellas, even when the umbrella is tilted. A standard 2.3 m-high net may not reach the ground in this position.
Important: This net does not fit every structure sold as “15 ft”. Measure the actual hanging perimeter and height before ordering.

Actual fit tested on a square 4 × 4 m gazebo. Size: 250 × 1650 cm

What Makes This 250 × 1650 cm Mosquito Net Different?

Actual fit tested on the square 4 × 4 m gazebo shown in the product photos and video;
Extra-large 1650 cm / 16.5 m perimeter;
Extra-tall 250 cm / 8.2 ft height;
Two opposite zipper openings;
One zipper separates at the upper edge for installation around a cantilever support or arm;
Continuous integrated upper drawstring;
Continuous integrated lower water-fill tube;
Redesigned attached threaded fill caps;
Sealing ring inside each cap;
Four installation clips included.

Which Model Should I Choose: 250 × 1650 cm or 250 × 1260 cm?

Choose the model according to the actual measured hanging perimeter of your structure—not only its advertised gazebo or umbrella size.

This model: 250 × 1650 cm

Total perimeter: 1650 cm / 16.5 m / 54.1 ft

Product weight: 2.1 kg

Tested fit: square 4 × 4 m gazebo shown in our photos and video

Designed for large compatible gazebos and patio umbrellas with a measured hanging perimeter close to 16.5 m

Smaller model: 250 × 1260 cm

Total perimeter: 1260 cm / 12.6 m / 41.3 ft

Product weight: 1.8 kg

Designed for smaller compatible structures, including selected 3 × 3 m gazebos

Both models have:

A height of 250 cm / 8.2 ft

Two opposite zipper openings

The same upgraded threaded fill-cap system with sealing rings

Measure the complete hanging perimeter and vertical height of your structure before choosing a model.

Was the Net Actually Tested on a 4 × 4 m Gazebo?

Yes. The 250 × 1650 cm mosquito net was physically installed and tested on the square 4 × 4 m gazebo shown in the main product photos and fit-test video.

A square 4 × 4 m structure has a calculated perimeter of:

4 m + 4 m + 4 m + 4 m = 16 m

The net has a total perimeter of 16.5 m, providing approximately 50 cm of total allowance.

Structures sold as 4 × 4 m may vary slightly in their real roof-edge perimeter and hanging height. Measure the actual structure before ordering.

Measured Gazebo Height: 220 cm

The video shows the measured vertical distance from the lower edge of the gazebo roof to the ground: 220 cm. The mosquito net is 250 cm high, providing additional length for installation and adjustment.

What Structures Can This Mosquito Net Fit?

Square 400 × 400 cm cantilever umbrellas — approximately 13.1 × 13.1 ft;
Square 400 × 400 cm patio umbrellas — approximately 13.1 × 13.1 ft;
Rectangular 300 × 500 cm structures — approximately 9.8 × 16.4 ft;
Round umbrellas with diameters of 460 cm, 500 cm or up to 520 cm — approximately 15.1 ft, 16.4 ft or up to 17.1 ft.
Other large structures with a suitable measured lower hanging perimeter and a vertical hanging height of no more than 250 cm / 8.2 ft.

This is not a universal net for every 15 ft / 457 cm umbrella, gazebo or cantilever umbrella.

A 15 ft / 457 cm umbrella may be round, square, rectangular or rounded double-sided. These shapes have very different perimeters. Measure the actual lower edge of the canopy before ordering.

Quick fit guide for the Extra Large 250 × 1650 cm mosquito net, showing compatible 4 × 4 m gazebos and umbrellas, a 3 × 5 m rectangular gazebo, a 4.6–5.2 m round umbrella, and a rounded double patio umbrella that is not recommended.

Quick fit guide for the Extra Large 250 × 1650 cm mosquito net, showing compatible gazebos and patio umbrellas with dimensions and perimeters in feet, plus a rounded double patio umbrella that is not recommended.

Will the 250 × 1650 cm Mosquito Net Fit My Gazebo or Umbrella?

This mosquito net fits best when the actual measured hanging perimeter is close to 16.5 m / 54.1 ft and the vertical hanging height does not exceed 250 cm / 8.2 ft.

Best Matches

Square 4 × 4 m gazebo: perimeter 16 m / 52.5 ft. Fit physically tested.

Square 4 × 4 m cantilever umbrella: perimeter 16 m / 52.5 ft. Fit physically tested.

Square 4 × 4 m patio umbrella: perimeter 16 m / 52.5 ft. Fit physically tested.

Rectangular 3 × 5 m gazebo or canopy: perimeter 16 m / 52.5 ft. Fit physically tested.

Square 13 × 13 ft structure: perimeter approximately 15.85 m / 52 ft. Fit physically tested.

Possible Only After Exact Measurement

Rectangular 9 × 15 ft patio umbrella: calculated perimeter approximately 14.63 m / 48 ft. The net may hang loosely.

Round 15 ft / 4.57 m diameter umbrella: calculated perimeter approximately 14.36 m / 47.1 ft. Do not choose by diameter alone—the net may be too large.

Not Recommended or Not Compatible

Rounded double 9 × 15 ft umbrella: estimated perimeter approximately 12.28 m / 40.3 ft. The 1650 cm net is too large. Consider the 250 × 1260 cm model instead.

Square 3 × 3 m gazebo or umbrella: calculated perimeter 12 m / 39.4 ft. The 1650 cm net is too large. Consider the 250 × 1260 cm model instead.

Rectangular 3 × 4 m gazebo: calculated perimeter 14 m / 45.9 ft. Not recommended because too much excess lower water tube may remain.

Any structure with a perimeter larger than 16.5 m / 54.1 ft: the net is too small.

Advertised structure dimensions do not always match the actual canopy edge. Measure the complete hanging perimeter and vertical height before ordering.

Still unsure? Check compatibility before you buy.

Calculated compatibility does not replace physical measurement. Real canopy edges may differ from the advertised dimensions.

Compatible structures for the Extra Large 250 × 1650 cm mosquito net, including a round umbrella, 4 × 4 m square patio umbrella, 4 × 4 m cantilever umbrella, 3 × 5 m rectangular gazebo or canopy, and 4 × 4 m square gazebo.

Compatible structures for the Extra Large 250 × 1650 cm mosquito net, including a round umbrella, square patio umbrella, cantilever umbrella, rectangular gazebo or canopy, and square gazebo, with sizes shown in feet.

Why Is the Net Too Large for a Rounded Double 9 × 15 ft Umbrella?

A rounded double 9 × 15 ft umbrella has an estimated lower canopy perimeter of approximately 12.28 m.

The mosquito net is 16.5 m long, leaving approximately:

4.22 m of excess net and lower water tube

This is too much excess material for a reliable fit.

It may cause:

Deep folds in the integrated water tube;
Uneven distribution of water;
Uneven hanging;
Repeated stress at folded points;
Possible damage to the lower tube.

For a rounded double 9 × 15 ft patio umbrella, use the smaller 250 × 1260 cm model instead.

How Do I Measure My Gazebo or Umbrella?

Measure around the complete lower outside edge of the open roof or canopy where the upper edge of the mosquito net will hang.

Do not measure only:

The width;
The diameter;
The longest side;
The distance between opposite corners.

You need the complete hanging perimeter.

Also measure vertically from the intended attachment point to the ground. The mosquito net height is:

Mosquito net height: 250 cm / 8.2 ftWhy Is the Net 250 cm High?

Many standard patio umbrella mosquito nets are approximately 230–240 cm high.

This model is 250 cm high, providing additional vertical flexibility for large outdoor structures.

The additional height is useful when:

The gazebo roof edge is higher than expected;
The umbrella stands on a raised or high base;
A cantilever umbrella is tilted;
The canopy edge is higher on one side;
The ground is slightly uneven;
Additional length is needed for the lower tube to reach the ground.

The 250 cm height increases vertical coverage. It does not increase the 1650 cm perimeter.

Cantilever patio umbrella with a tilted single-piece canopy and a marked height of 2.5 m.

How Do the Two Zipper Openings Work?

The video shows the main zipper entrance opening, allowing access and closing from inside the 4 × 4 m gazebo.

The mosquito net has two zipper openings positioned opposite each other. Both can be operated from inside and outside.

Main entrance

The main zipper:

Begins below the upper edge of the net;
Provides easy access;
Opens down to the bottom;
Does not fully separate at the upper edge.

Filled lower water tube with two redesigned closed caps beside the mosquito-net zipper.

Opposite installation zipper

The opposite zipper:

Fully separates at the upper edge;
Allows installation around a cantilever support or arm;
Closes from the upper edge downward;
Stops at the lower water-fill tube;
Does not cut through or divide the lower tube.

The lower edge remains connected by the continuous integrated water-fill tube.

Does It Fit a 4 × 4 m Cantilever Umbrella?

Yes. A square 4 × 4 m canopy has a calculated perimeter of 16 m. The mosquito net is 16.5 m long.

The opposite zipper separates at the upper edge, allowing the net to be positioned around the side support or cantilever arm.

After installation:

Confirm that the lower tube reaches the ground;
Arrange the lower tube without sharp folds;
Securely anchor the umbrella with its own correctly weighted base.

The mosquito net does not stabilise the umbrella.

Why Do Conventional Water Tubes Become Damaged Around the Caps?

Conventional fill caps can sometimes be difficult to open.

When a cap is tight, the user may instinctively grip, squeeze or sharply bend the flexible PVC tube around the fill opening while trying to open the cap.

Repeated stress at the same point can weaken the PVC. Over time, the tube may become damaged at the bend near the cap attachment area.

The upgraded model addresses this specific problem.

How Are the Redesigned Fill Caps Different?

The new system has:

Redesigned threaded caps;
Improved cap positioning;
Easier access to the rigid fill-opening area;
A sealing ring inside each cap;
Internal sealing around the fill opening;
Attached caps that remain connected to the tube.

The cap can be opened while holding the reinforced fill-opening area instead of squeezing or sharply folding the flexible tube itself.

Redesigned mosquito-net water-tube cap

Do the Redesigned Caps Create a Watertight Seal?

Yes. The sealing ring inside the cap creates a watertight seal around the fill opening.

The improved cap position also makes the cap easier to access and operate without sharply bending the surrounding PVC tube.

How Do I Open and Close the Fill Cap?

Hold the rigid area around the fill opening.
Turn the cap without squeezing or twisting the flexible water tube.
Fill the lower tube with water.
Close the cap.

Do not use the flexible PVC tube itself as a grip when loosening the cap.

How Does the Water-Fill Tube Work?

The lower tube is filled with water through the redesigned fill opening. After filling, close the cap.

The lower water tube is integrated into the mosquito net.

After the net has been installed:

Arrange the tube evenly on the ground;
Remove sharp folds;
Open the fill caps;
Fill the tube with water;
Close the caps securely;

The water adds weight around the lower edge and:

Keep the mesh closer to the ground;
Reduce gaps underneath the net;
Limit movement in light wind;
Maintain the enclosed shape.

The tube holds down the lower edge of the net. It does not stabilise the umbrella or gazebo itself.

How Do I Install the Mosquito Net?

The installation video may show another size of the same mosquito-net model. The general installation method remains the same.

Open and securely anchor the umbrella or gazebo.
Lay the mosquito net on the ground around the structure.
Identify the main entrance and the opposite installation zipper.
For a cantilever umbrella, separate the installation zipper at the upper edge.
Position the net around the side support or cantilever arm.
Lift the upper edge of the mosquito net.
Attach the net at four points using the four included clips — one near the middle of each side.
Position the loose upper sections over the corners.
Tighten the continuous upper drawstring from both sides.
Check that the lower tube reaches the ground around the full perimeter.
Arrange the tube evenly without sharp folds.
Fill the lower tube with water.
Close all fill caps.
Close both zipper openings.

Product Specifications

Feature	Specification
Product type	Extra-large outdoor mosquito-net enclosure
Product size	250 × 1650 cm
Height	250 cm / 8.2 ft
Total net length	1650 cm / 16.5 m / 54.1 ft
Product weight	2.1 kg
Material	Fine 75D polyester mesh
Colour	Black
Zipper openings	Two, positioned opposite each other
Main entrance	Begins below the upper edge and opens to the bottom
Opposite zipper	Separates at the upper edge and stops at the lower tube
Zipper operation	Can be operated from inside and outside
Upper edge	Continuous integrated drawstring
Lower edge	Continuous integrated water-fill tube
Fill openings	Threaded openings integrated into the lower tube
Fill caps	Redesigned attached screw caps
Cap sealing	Sealing ring inside each cap
Closure	Watertight when correctly positioned and securely tightened
Primary tested structure	Square 4 × 4 m gazebo shown in the product photos and fit-test video
Included	One mosquito net and four installation clips
Umbrella or gazebo included	No
Furniture included	No

Where Is the Mosquito Net Shipped From?

The mosquito net is shipped from our European fulfilment warehouse in Poland.

Is the Product Currently in Stock?

Yes. This product is in stock at our European fulfilment warehouse in Poland. Orders are normally processed within 1–2 business days.

How Long Does Delivery to Spain Take?

After dispatch, estimated tracked delivery to Spain is:

4–6 business days

Orders are normally processed within 1–2 business days.

The normal estimated total for an in-stock order is therefore approximately:

5–8 business days from the order date

A tracking number is provided after dispatch. Tracked standard shipping to Spain costs €9.90.

What About Other European Countries?

Delivery time and shipping cost depend on the destination country and carrier. The available delivery cost and estimated delivery information are shown at checkout before payment.

Important Use and Care Information

This product is an insect barrier, not an airtight enclosure.

Insects may enter through open zippers or existing holes, vents and gaps in the umbrella or gazebo canopy. The mosquito net encloses the sides and lower edge only; it cannot block openings in the structure above it.

Keep the net away from candles, barbecues, open flames, patio heaters and other hot objects.
Remove the net during strong wind, storms and severe weather.
The water-filled tube does not stabilise the umbrella or gazebo.
Do not create sharp folds in the lower tube.
Hold the rigid fill-opening area when turning a cap.
Do not squeeze or twist the flexible PVC tube to open a cap.
Empty the tube before moving or storing the net.
Allow the mesh and water tube to dry completely before folding.
Store the mosquito net in a clean, dry place.

Water draining from the open fill cap of a mosquito-net lower tube before storage

Frequently Asked Questions

Will This Net Fit a 4 × 4 m Gazebo?

Yes. The 250 × 1650 cm net was physically installed and tested on the square 4 × 4 m gazebo shown in the product photos and video.

Measure the actual roof-edge perimeter and attachment height before ordering because structures sold under the same stated size may vary.

Will It Fit a 4 × 4 m Cantilever Umbrella?

Yes. The opposite zipper separates at the upper edge, allowing installation around a side support or cantilever arm.

Will It Fit a Rounded Double 9 × 15 ft Patio Umbrella?

No. The 1650 cm net is too large for the typical rounded double 9 × 15 ft canopy.

Use the smaller 250 × 1260 cm model instead.

Will It Fit a Rectangular 9 × 15 ft Patio Umbrella?

Possibly, but only after careful measurement. A perfect 9 × 15 ft rectangle has a calculated perimeter of approximately 14.63 m, leaving approximately 1.87 m of total allowance. The real canopy may have rounded ends or a smaller lower-edge perimeter, so the fit is not guaranteed.

Will It Fit a Round 15 ft Umbrella?

It is not recommended without exact measurement. A perfect circle with a diameter of 15 ft has a calculated perimeter of approximately 14.36 m. The 16.5 m net may be too large and may leave excessive lower water tube.

Does the Net Have Two Zipper Openings?

Yes. The two zipper openings are positioned opposite each other and can be operated from inside and outside.

Do Both Zippers Completely Separate?

No. The opposite installation zipper separates at the upper edge but stops at the lower water-fill tube. The main entrance does not separate at the upper edge.

Do the Redesigned Caps Create a Watertight Seal?

Yes. The cap creates a secure watertight seal around the fill opening.

Can I Fold the Water Tube to Fit a Smaller Structure?

No. Deep or sharp folds can make the net hang unevenly and may damage the lower tube.

Does the Water Tube Stabilise the Gazebo or Umbrella?

No. The filled tube holds the lower edge of the mosquito net closer to the ground. The gazebo or umbrella must have its own secure anchoring or correctly weighted base.

What Is Included?

One mosquito net and four installation clips.

The upper drawstring, lower water tube, fill caps and zipper openings are integrated into the mosquito net.

Is the Umbrella, Gazebo or Furniture Included?

No. Only the mosquito net and four clips are supplied.

How Long Does Delivery to Spain Take?

For an in-stock order, the normal estimated total is approximately 5–8 business days from the order date, including warehouse processing. Tracked standard shipping to Spain costs €9.90.

Do you ship to Australia, and how long does delivery take?

Yes. Estimated delivery is 7–10 business days from the order date, including order processing. We provide tracking after dispatch. Delivery times are estimates. Tracked shipping to Australia costs A$29.90.

Will this net fit my Dallas 4300 gazebo?

Yes. This 16.5 m mosquito net fits the Dallas 4300 gazebo (approximately 4.26 m × 3.64 m) by perimeter (approximately 15.8 m).

For a check of your specific gazebo, send us a photo, its actual perimeter and height through our Compatibility Check form before ordering.