IKEA LILL Curtains Sheer Net White 2 Panels 110 X 98 Canopy Room Divider Voile

We needed curtains to keep bugs out - bees and flies during the day, mosquitos at night. These are perfect! They compliment our other outside curtains used for decoration and these look like sheers, but are functional as well. We used clear marbles in the pocket to weigh them down and sewed each end to keep them in. Then we hung them from wire with metal clips. Works like a charm and looks good at the same time. The price is wonderful for two panels. Cant beat it

The mosquito curtains are as described. The top seam is well stitched and the curtains are lightweight and allow air to flow through nicely. We live in Savannah and are using these on our back patio to keep mosquitos and sand nats off. It was important to let air flow through and resist the constant humidity and rains. They look really nice and soften the hard porch posts.

I used this for my balcony - more to keep bugs out. It does the jobIt also adds a nice dainty touch to my balcony, so yay!Size is great too

I used 10' aluminum conduit ($6.50 each) and mounting clips as curtain rods. I painted them the color I desired and it was easy to install. I also used gutter brackets ($1) as hooks to hold them in place. The fabric is just what I wanted that suited my budget. I only had to use 3 1/2 packages for 40' of coverage.

I used these around my carport when I got married onthe farm, I just loved them.and I got a lot of comments on them.

It was supposed to be 110" long and 98" wide. These measurements are backwards, so it is shorter, only 98 long.

Used them to fill in between existing patio curtains and to add some protection from South Texas mosquitoes! They look amazing and exactly what I had envisioned. I used tension rods to install and added the rope to prevent them from excessive billowing up also tacked them to the existing drapes for less movement.so far they have worked great! Right now we have what we call mosquito eater bugs that are quite numerous and the curtains have worked well in keeping them at bay! I will update when mosquitoes have made an appearance!

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for curtains that were sheer, lightweight yet sturdy, would keep Texas bugs out, and be cute. These are literally perfect! I tie them up at night, but during the day, I leave them down. The only drawback (and this probably more geographical) is that when it’s super windy, you’ll need something to keep them from flying all over the place.