iunio Camo Netting, Camouflage Net, Bulk Roll, Mesh, Cover, Blind for Hunting, Decoration, Sun Shade, Party, Camping, Outdoor

A plusWorks great

Materials are thin . Lightweight . Good concealment . Inexpensive . Last about a year out side in the weather .

Updated Review:I am updating my review and giving 4 stars because customer service was so great. They were quick to respond, excellent communication, settled the matter and I received my replacement within 4 days. I wish all customer service was this excellent!It might be hard to notice, but you can peel the material apart to get double the length. The pattern will only be on one side. But, it still provides shade!The reason I gave 4 stars is only because the material tears easily, even when doubled up. But I am stretching it horizontally for what I need it for. I bet if you drape it over an object or hang it vertically, there would be little to no stress on the material.Besides that, it's a pretty good deal for the price, and the company cares about it's customers.I ordered two of the 32.8 ft x 5 ft. I attached one on top of the other to reach what I thought would be 10 ft high.The tape measure next to the fourth barrel on the right, is 30 ft. As you can see, the netting stretched as far as it could go, only goes to 25 ft.Stretching it makes it go skinny in the middle. At its highest point in the middle, attached to a pole to hold it up, it is 77 in.(6'5"ft). Without the pole holding it up, it's about 57 in. (4'9"ft). One netting alone is supposed to be 5 feet. This is two!These pics were taken at dusk. And especially before the sun goes down, you can clearly see through to either side, no matter how close or far away you are. What fresh hell is this?Needless to say, I am extremely disappointed, but I am not going to bother returning it. It took way too much time and effort to set up.I think draping it vertically would work much better than using it horizontally. I did a lot of research on many camo netting companies, and this one seemed to be the best. The color was pretty true to the description.

Really like the product. I use it around my tree stands and ground blinds. I use wood pallets for ground blind surrounds and then tack this product to the outside. Three years on the first product purchase and its still holding up without rips!The only thing the product isnt felt like or soft to be "silent" so fiddling with it when trying to be silent is not recommended. Get your set up done before hunting :)

It seems decent quality but i ordered the 4.9ft x 19.7ft and it's more like 2.5ft x12ft even when you spread out the netting. Wish it was the right size because it looks great on the tree stand

This made great shade cloth for my deck, not the classiest solution, but good coverage and way cheaper than more traditional shade cloths! Would work great in a greenhouse too! Oh, and I ordered the 32.8 ft size, and it covered about 35 feet without stretching. Might have been mismeasured in my favor, but I suspect that's intentional.UPDATE: I need to buy another of these. It was a fantastic shade cloth for my deck. I bought a white one, by the way, the same color as my house, and you couldn't even tell it was there from the road. I kept it up from spring through a blistering summer, two hurricanes in the fall, and then finally took it down when it got cold and I actually -wanted- the sun to heat up my wall. I could see it was too brittle to store and try to untangle again the next spring so it ended up in the trash, but come March, I'll be buying another. Definitely kept the house cooler on sunny days, without blocking the wind.

I returned this because it was sooo flimsy and would not withstand being outdoors at all making it useless unless you were gonna use it for a decoration.

I need to protect my exotic tropical plants from direct sunlight when the angle of the Sun gets lower in the winter. These are very beautiful large plants in heavy planters and the huge leaves are very sensitive to strong light which will BURN them in only a couple of hours. (Their natural home is a rain forest where they only get reduced, indirect light.) In the summer the more vertical light never hits them on the covered patio, but in the winter there's way too much strong sunlight.With a proper shade at the right height all of this can be avoided. Last year I used a smaller camouflage piece but this year they've grown much larger so I just got the same pattern but over twice as large.This IUNIO camouflage net is very lightweight and able to fit around projections that a heavier canvas or plastic sheet would not. Also, since the camo net is "open" the breeze won't affect it and the few ties onto thin wooden poles are enough to keep it in place to protect those plants. Looking south from inside I can still admire them through the big sliding glass doors, and the camouflage net makes them look even better! Great!