What types of mosquito nets do you sell?

We sell premium mozzie nets in three fabrics - polyester, cotton and pure mulberry silk - and in four styles: box, round, temple and freestanding pop up. Every net is available for all standard Australian bed sizes from Single and King Single through to Double, Queen, King and Super King.

Are your mosquito nets machine washable?

Yes - every mosquito net we sell is machine washable, including our cotton nets. Wash on a gentle cold cycle and dry in shade. This is something many competitors cannot offer, particularly with natural fabric nets.

Where do you ship to and is delivery free?

We dispatch fast from Australia to homes right across Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific and Asia. Delivery is free on most products for Australian orders over $250. Our cotton, polyester and pure mulberry silk nets all ship locally from within Australia, so there are no long international waits and no surprise import duties.

No - we are not on Amazon and never have been. When you buy from MosquitoNets.com.au you are buying directly from the Australian specialists who design and make the nets. This means you get the genuine product, expert advice and our full satisfaction guarantee - not a third party seller with no product knowledge.

What is the difference between a box and round mosquito net?

A box mosquito net has a structured rectangular shape that creates a four poster bed canopy effect. It hangs from four or six ceiling points and has four openings. A round mosquito net hangs from a single ceiling point and creates a romantic princess canopy effect.

How long have you been selling mosquito nets?

We have been designing, making and selling premium mosquito nets from Australia since 1995 - over 30 years. Our nets are used in homes around the world and by luxury eco-resorts from Australia and the South Pacific to Sri Lanka and the Caribbean.

Do your mosquito nets protect against all insects?

Yes - our nets protect against mosquitoes, midges, sandflies and all other biting insects. Our polyester nets have 360 holes per square inch which will stop all mosquitoes and spiders, and our cotton nets have 256 holes per square inch - the fibrous cotton thread even deters tiny sand flies and midges while maintaining good airflow.

Who makes MosquitoNets.com.au's mosquito nets?

We do. We are an Australian family business, founded in 1995, and we design our own mosquito nets and bed canopies in natural cotton, polyester and pure mulberry silk. We are not a reseller of generic, imported nets.

In the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, at Lillian Rock. We are Australian owned and operated (Dreamagic Pty Ltd), and our office runs on 100% solar power.

Do you supply mosquito nets to resorts and hotels?

Yes. We supply luxury resorts, hotels and guesthouses around the world, and we offer wholesale pricing. Many of them appear in our resort gallery.

Mosquitoes attacking frog photograph wins Australian Geographic nature competition

The Daily Telegraph August 18, 2016 8:53pm

TALK about a “piercing headache”. This remarkable image won the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year award and is part of a South Australian Museum exhibition.

The award was presented on Thursday night.

Matthew McIntosh spotted the orange-eyed tree frog being stung by mosquitoes at Cedar Bay National Park in Queensland.

On a road trip with friends, McIntosh noticed a group of male frogs gathered around an old car tyre, vying for female attention.

Piercing headache by Matthew McIntosh of Queensland won the 2016 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition. Picture: Matthew McIntosh

However, he noticed one frog getting the wrong kind of attention: ravenous bloodsuckers turning all their focus to his head.

The startling image is just one of the standout photographs from this year’s competition, which will be shown as part of an exhibition opening at the Australian Museum in Sydney from tomorrow.

23rd Aug 2016 The Daily Telegraph