There’s only one word for your bug tent, mosquito net tent,

popup screen tent, bed net or mesh tent: SansBug.

The SansBug bug tent is the quickest tent you’ve ever pitched; simply slide off the elastic strap and toss up – bug free in one second!  It has no-see-um netting so it even stops sandflies and bedbugs; sandflies can go right through mosquito netting.

Cliff Jacobson, wilderness expert and America’s most published outdoors author, has this to say about the SansBug:
At well under 100 dollars, these tents are a bargain. They are not toys – with the well-designed tarp in place, properly staked and guyed, they should withstand a long, heavy rain. I am impressed by the full coverage fly: it stakes right to the ground – no short “cap fly” for wind to get under. I think these tents, combined with the full fly will be as stormproof and bug-proof as tents that cost much more. Another plus, are the heavy-duty elastic stake loops, which keep things tight when the fly expands due to rain. In all, I think you have an excellent product here, albeit one designed for casual camping – namely, the kind of camping most people, and Scouts do.

Reached the scout summer camp near midnight?  No problem… you don’t need to spend an hour to set up the troop tent in the dark; your sleeping arrangements will be ready with a toss of your SansBug screen tent… it pops open faster than you can say hakuna matata!

Claustrophobic?  The SansBug bed net allows you to sit up unlike the army issued bed nets in which you can only lie down.  It’s also more than 3 feet wide so you can comfortably sleep without fear of touching the sides and being bit through the mesh.  Seen and read: 100 times better than standard US army issue!

Using an ancient mosquito bar or netting draped over poles in a canvas tent?  The mosquitoes can still come in through the gaps in the floorboards or under the netting.  The SansBug mosquito net tent has a sewn-in floor so it’s totally enclosed to protect you from flying critters, creepy crawlies or slithering snakes.

RV camping?  Now you don’t need to set up the large screen house or room… at about 40 square feet, the SansBug 3-person screen room can easily accommodate about 4 – 6 people for a meal or a game of cards.