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hooky
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quote Grandma L: "Wow, thanks, easier than the plans I found on DIYgear.com"
You're welcome!
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Grandma L
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Wow, thanks, easier than the plans I found on DIYgear.com
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muddyfeet
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+1 on the fronky net. Simple and effective. Even without a bottom-closure, bugs don't seem to be able to make it up into the net.
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redoleary
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Ripstopbytheroll also has a nice selection of bug netting, they even have bug net kits, for both a Fronkey style and a zippered.
I have made the Fronkey version before and because my net was too long it didn't seal well on the hammock so I removed the shock cord and put in a zipper. So its a bottom entry zipper style which I quite like.... in fact I'll be making another one soon.
KIT LINK
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Grandma L
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The kids are in the BWCA and called home to alert me they need me to make 2 or 3 hammock bug nets by July 5 for their next trip. Help! I need netting fabric suggestions and sources and a design - so I don't have to spent time making my own.
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hooky
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Super easy option is the Fronkey net See it here
Get something like the 20 denier no seeum netting here.
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thebotanyguy
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This is a project I had considered at one time. One of the web sites I found ( Instructables ) suggested using Sheer Voile Window Panels @ $5 per panel.
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