Skeeta Mosquito No-See-um Netting 54" Wide X 5 Yards - Slate Grey

I hope this works. I’m trying to shield away the tiniest flea that exists on this earth. It’s called a sand flea and it’s found its way into my home. They usually don’t like people, my daughter and grandsons don’t even notice they’re here when they visit, while that is wonderful, unfortunately, they love me. They are so tiny some of them. They’re all different sizes and it’s funny when you look at them they actually look like a rock with eyes. It would be funny if it wasn’t so devastating. Pray for me that this shields me away from these things. In reference to this feedback, though this is a very tight weave, and it will probably block out any other insect, so it’s a very good product.

It's a tad bit fragile if you have rambunctious kids or an idiot dog, otherwise this absolutely does the trick and will keep ALL of the critters at bay. 5/5 recommend

Its a fine mesh. Keeping the northern Colorado mosquitoes out…. and the no-See’ms. Easy to trim and rescreen doors and windows. Experience rescreening is required. Survived the Colorado summer without degradation. Will not stand up to pawing dogs, but will keep the no-see’ms out. Good value for the $.

Works but not at all durable.

I was tired of having gnats flying into my salad. (Good protein BUT.....) The screen windows/door, in my RV had a mesh that was big enough to let in those pesky critters. THIS screen mesh is tight enough to keep them out and also helps with privacy as it's harder to see into the RV, even in some lighting situations. Great quality. The only issue (strange, not the fault of the product.) is that I had a hard time finding someone that would install them. Go figure. It's easy enough to do if you have time which I didn't but I did find an installer. Great product.

Fabric snags and pulls easily. Not very resilient to being balled up/folded. If you’re going to use this for your car or something like that I would invest in marine grade fabric, this is more for apparel type uses or maybe bed netting.

Our old RV screens were letting the no-see-ums fly through. We bought this mesh and replaced all the RV screens with it. We haven't been down south for the winter yet, but the mesh was durable and easy to use. I also bought a splining tool which was very helpful. Replacing the screens wasn't as difficult as I thought it might be. I got them all done in a couple of hours. I hope this mesh does a better job than the screens we had before.

I used to get so many no-see-ums in my house at night - flying around my ceiling light and landing on my monitor. After adding this mesh to my window screens I haven't seen any! I still get plenty of airflow.