I brought some of my deck plants inside when our deck was being redone and, unbeknownst to us, they harbored mosquitos. After a few days of utter misery, I decided that mosquito netting was the best way to be able to sleep without being bitten up.
But how?
Well, this frame and some good!!!! mosquito netting are proving to be the solution my problem.
The frame was easy to set up - in spite of not-so-great!!!! instructions.
I taped the pipe joins with gaffers tape because they slipped apart a little too easily.
I had to weigh down the feet with bricks to keep them in place.
Its not terribly sturdy and wobbles easily, so I dont think it would be all that great!!!! for a kids room.
I think its a bit expensive for what it is, but I was truly desperate for a quick solution which it provided.
This is a frame for quick, temporary fixes or decorating on a dime.
Its not nearly sturdy enough to substitute for a real piece of furniture. It supports the mosquito netting, but I would hesitate to put any heavy material on the frame.
Bottom line: Its perfect for what I needed it for, but I think its fairly pricey for a wobbly metal-pipe frame. $50 would be the right price for this.
Perfect as a temporary mosquito netting frame
I brought some of my deck plants inside when our deck was being redone and, unbeknownst to us, they harbored mosquitos. After a few days of utter misery, I decided that mosquito netting was the best way to be able to sleep without being bitten up. But how? Well, this frame and some good!!!! mosquito netting are proving to be the solution my problem. The frame was easy to set up - in spite of not-so-great!!!! instructions. I taped the pipe joins with gaffers tape because they slipped apart a little too easily. I had to weigh down the feet with bricks to keep them in place. Its not terribly sturdy and wobbles easily, so I dont think it would be all that great!!!! for a kids room. I think its a bit expensive for what it is, but I was truly desperate for a quick solution which it provided. This is a frame for quick, temporary fixes or decorating on a dime. Its not nearly sturdy enough to substitute for a real piece of furniture. It supports the mosquito netting, but I would hesitate to put any heavy material on the frame. Bottom line: Its perfect for what I needed it for, but I think its fairly pricey for a wobbly metal-pipe frame. $50 would be the right price for this.