Mosquito Netting
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Mosquito Netting Cotton
$44.00 - $315.00Mosquito Netting Cotton Available in 5, 10, 20 and 50 metre lengths. Huge 165cm wide with a unique run-proof weave that gives it a slightly chequered look. It is much stronger than commonly available muslin while still appearing soft and flowing...$44.00 - $315.00 -
Mosquito Netting Polyester
$29.00 - $110.00Mosquito Netting. Polyester Available in 5, 10, 20 and 50 metre lengths. $7.00 per metre - minimum of 5 metres. Huge...... 190cm wide Features White sheer polyester netting 190cm wide Available in lengths of 5, 10, 20 and 50 metres Minimum order is 5...$29.00 - $110.00
Mosquito netting by the metre
For anyone making, repairing or customising their own mosquito net or bed canopy, we sell our netting fabric by the metre — the same netting we use in our own finished nets, not a separate lower-grade product. We've been designing and supplying mosquito netting from Australia since 1995.
Cotton or polyester, in bulk lengths
Choose from cotton netting, woven to around 256 holes per square inch on our exclusive run-proof weave and 165cm wide, or sheer polyester netting, woven finer at around 360 holes per square inch and 190cm wide. Both are available in 5, 10, 20 or 50 metre lengths, so you can order exactly what your project needs.
Indoor use only
Our netting is designed and finished for interior use. It isn't UV-treated or weather-resistant, so it isn't suitable for permanent outdoor installations like a pergola or veranda — for outdoor and travel use, our finished travel and freestanding nets are the better choice.
Mosquito Netting FAQ
What's the difference between buying netting by the metre and buying a finished net?
A finished net from us is already sewn to size, hemmed, and fitted with a frame or ties ready to hang. Netting by the metre is the raw fabric only — the same quality netting we use in our finished nets, but unhemmed and untailored, for anyone making, repairing or customising their own bed canopy, curtain or enclosure.
How much netting do I need for my project?
It depends on what you're making, but as a rough guide: a single bed canopy typically needs several metres once you allow for hems, overlap and drape to the floor, while a larger four-poster canopy or a room enclosure will need considerably more. If you're not sure, measure the space you want to cover and get in touch — we're happy to help you work out the right length before you order.
Can I use this netting outdoors, on a pergola or veranda?
No — our netting is designed for interior use only. It isn't UV-treated or weather-resistant, so ongoing sun and weather exposure will degrade it faster than it's built to handle. For outdoor use, our finished travel and freestanding nets are a better fit.
What's the actual mesh size for cotton versus polyester netting?
Cotton netting is woven to around 256 holes per square inch on our exclusive run-proof weave, which also gives it its slightly chequered appearance. Polyester netting is woven finer, at around 360 holes per square inch, and has a soft, sheer, see-through look. Both are the same netting used in our finished nets.
Can I sew or hem the netting myself?
Yes — that's exactly what it's sold for. Cotton and polyester netting both sew and hem in the ordinary way with a standard sewing machine, and many customers buy it specifically to make their own bed canopy, curtain or enclosure to their own design and measurements.
What is netting by the metre commonly used for?
Making a custom bed canopy or curtain to your own design, repairing or extending an existing net, screening a doorway, window or gazebo indoors, or any DIY project where you need mosquito-grade mesh in a specific length or shape rather than one of our finished, pre-sewn nets.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
Yes — netting is sold in set lengths of 5, 10, 20 or 50 metres, with 5 metres as the minimum order. If your project needs less than 5 metres, you'll still need to order the 5 metre length.
Which fabric netting should I choose — cotton or polyester?
Cotton gives you a warmer white, a slightly heavier hand-feel from the run-proof weave, and is a natural fibre. Polyester is a brighter white, lighter and sheerer, with a finer mesh. Neither is more protective than the other when properly used — the choice comes down to the look and feel you want for your project.