King Mosquito Net

King size mosquito nets and bed canopies

King is one of our most popular sizes, and it's available across every shape and fabric we make. Whether you want a structured four-poster look or a soft, single-hook canopy, natural cotton or lightweight polyester, there's a King option built for it.

King dimensions

Our King box nets measure 200cm x 230cm, made oversize on purpose so the canopy comfortably clears the mattress edges and drapes to the floor with no gaps. Our King round nets use a multi-size design — one net covers King, Queen and daybeds — and our polyester Temple design covers Single right through to King in the one net.

Choose your shape and fabric

King is available in box, round and Temple shapes, and in cotton, polyester and silk. Cotton gives you a natural fabric with real presence over the bed; polyester is lighter, sheerer and more affordable; silk is our decorative showpiece, dual-purpose when properly sized and sealed. Whichever you choose, when correctly hung and sealed with the netting closed to the floor, it provides complete protection from mosquitoes and other insects.

King Mosquito Net FAQ

What are the exact dimensions of a King mosquito net?

Our King box nets measure 200cm x 230cm. They're made deliberately oversize, so once hung the netting comfortably clears the mattress on every side and drapes right down to the floor — that clearance is what lets the net seal properly rather than sitting tight against the bed.

Which shapes and fabrics are available in King size?

All of them. King comes in box, round and Temple shapes, and in cotton, polyester and silk fabrics. That gives you a full range of combinations, from a natural-cotton four-poster box canopy through to a soft, single-hook polyester round net — whatever suits your room and your budget.

Will a King mosquito net also fit a Super King bed?

No — a King net is sized specifically for a King mattress, and a Super King mattress is larger again. Using a King net on a Super King bed would leave it too tight to drape and seal properly. If you have a Super King bed, choose our Super King size instead; if you're between the two, size up to Super King rather than down.

Does a King-size round net cover a King bed on its own, or only King and Queen combined?

Our King round nets use a multi-size design that comfortably covers King, Queen and daybeds in the one net — so yes, it covers a King bed on its own, and it's the same net whether your bed is King or Queen. You don't need to pick a different SKU depending on which of those two sizes you have.

Is there a difference between a King and a California King mosquito net?

We don't make a separate size specifically labelled California King — our standard King is sized for the Australian King mattress. If you have a US-style California King bed and you're not sure it'll fit, measure your mattress and get in touch before ordering; we'll help you work out the right size or, if needed, point you to the next size up.

What frame or hanging options come with a King mosquito net?

It depends on the shape. King box nets can be tied or pinned to an existing four-poster frame, hung from four to six ceiling hooks, or fitted with a hidden curtain-rod frame that slides into a sleeve in the canopy ceiling. King round and Temple nets are supplied with their own frame and need only a single hook in the ceiling.

How much overhead space does a King canopy need?

For a box net hung from the ceiling, allow enough height for the 220cm x 230cm canopy to hang with the sides draping fully to the floor — a standard 2.4m ceiling is generally plenty. For a King four-poster frame, the canopy simply attaches to the existing frame height, so there's no extra ceiling clearance to plan for.

Which King mosquito net is best for a four-poster King bed?

A King box net is the natural fit for a four-poster frame — its four straight sides and openings mirror the shape of the frame, and it can be tied or pinned directly to the posts for a tailored, architectural look. A King round or Temple net will also drape over a four-poster frame, but suits a softer, more relaxed presentation rather than a tailored one.