Your Garden, Bite-Free
You've finally got a bit of sun. The umbrella's up, the garden furniture's out, and for once nobody's rushing back inside at the first spot of rain. What you don't want is midges and mozzies crashing the barbecue, or flies bothering the kids on the picnic blanket.
That's what this net is for. Zip it onto your existing umbrella and the whole space underneath — table, chairs, cool box and all — becomes its own bite-free room. Doesn't matter if it's a quiet cup of tea in the afternoon, Sunday lunch outdoors, or the kids and the dog having a run around — same net, every occasion.
Playtime, Pest-Free. Softer Light, Fewer Bites. Tea in the Garden, Bite-Free. Family Meals, Bite-Free.
One Net. Every Moment Outdoors.
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Built to Fit Your Aegis Series Umbrella
Drape it over the frame, pull the drawstring at the top, lock it off with the cord lock — that's it. No tools, no second pair of hands needed to hold anything up.
It comes in two sizes, so whichever Aegis umbrella you've already got set up, there's one made to sit over it properly — not gaping at the edges, not sat half-loose.
- Size M — fits 2.5×2.5m, 2.7×2.7m, and 3×3m umbrellas
- Size L — fits 3×4m, 3.35×3.35m, and 3.65×3.65m umbrellas
- Compatible with square, rectangular, and round cantilever Aegis Series umbrellas
- Secured with an adjustable drawstring and cord lock for a snug fit

Once It's On, the Details Do the Work
Getting it on the umbrella is the easy part. What matters after that is whether it holds up — through a windy afternoon, through regular use, through a whole summer of actually being outside.

Every Detail, Done Properly
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Reinforced Mesh — Thicker weave, made to hold up over time, not the flimsy stuff that tears the first time it catches on a chair.
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Dual Zipper Access — Two zip entries, one on each side, so you're not walking round the whole net just to get in.
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Drawstring Base Seal — The bottom edge adjusts freely too, so it sits flush whatever size umbrella you're working with.
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TPU Water-Fill Tube — A fillable tube built into the base — which brings us to keeping the whole thing anchored down.

Grounded, Even When the Wind Picks Up
That water-fill tube at the base isn't just for show. Fill it with water or sand and it weighs the bottom edge down, so a bit of a breeze doesn't send the whole net flapping about or lifting off the ground.
Takes a couple of minutes to fill, and after that you can pretty much forget it's there — until the wind picks up and you're glad you did it.
Water or sand — your call. Either way, it stays put.
And It Doesn't Stop When the Sun Goes Down
Daytime's one thing — the midges and mozzies get worse once it's dusk. That's usually when everyone gives up and heads back indoors. With this on, you don't have to.

Light Up. Bugs Stay Out.
If your umbrella's got the built-in LED strip lighting, this is where it earns its keep. The light sets the mood for dinner outside; the mesh keeps every mozzie, midge and moth out of the picture entirely.
Fine mesh weave. Fully enclosed space. Relax without the swatting.

Same Umbrella. Completely Different Summer.
Nothing else about your setup changes — same umbrella, same spot in the garden. What changes is that dinner doesn't get interrupted, the kids can sit on the blanket without getting bitten, and you can actually stay outside once the sun's gone down.
Add the net. Keep the bugs out. Everything else stays the same.
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