Preself Screen House for Hammock Canoe Picnics Backyards Backpacking Camping Beach in Summer
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Wednesday, Aug 26
Color: Ultralight
Features
- NOBUG SCREEN HOUSELove the outdoors but hate the bites? Preself NoBug screen house offers shade and a bug-free environment. It's lightweight and compact. Large enough to fit a picnic table. Ideal for canoe trips, beach, group backpacking, car camping, picnics, day camping, and backyards in summer.
- ULTRALIGHT & STURDYPackage total weighs only 2.9 pounds. Tarp is made of nylon coated silicone. Waterproof rate up to PU 3000mm.
- HAMMOCK MATEDesigned for hammock. 3 zipper sliders on each door makes for easy use with a hammock when tied off to trees.
- NO-SEE-UM MESH full-length no-see-um mesh walls to keep insects out. Rolled up mesh when only a tarp is needed, Drop-down mesh create a mosquito-free zone.
- SIMPLE SETUPThe NoBug Screen House's guy lines can be roped to surrounding trees or optional poles (sold separately). Skirt height is adjustable.
- MEASURES Shade size 11' x 7' 9", Peak height 6' 6"; Packs down to 17" x 6" x 6"
Description
Lightweight No Bug Screen House for Hammock , Canoe Picnics Backyards Backpacking Camping Beach in Summer
Brand: Preself
Material: Nylon
Color: Ultralight
Item Weight: 2.3 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping & Hiking
Item Weight: 2.3 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 132"L x 93"W x 78"H
Floor Area: 86.9 Square Feet
Size: Large
Occupancy: 2 Person
Coverage: 9.3 square meters
Material Type: Nylon
Frame Material: Aluminum, Fiberglass
Pole Material Type: Aluminum, Fiberglass
Ultraviolet Light Protection: True
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Frame Type: Pole
Brand Name: Preself
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping & Hiking
UPC: 716172443797
Required Assembly: No
Manufacturer Part Number: NSH
Model Number: NSH
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: Preself
Color: Ultralight
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Color: Ultralight
Set this up in my back yard despite having no trees. Wanted to see how easy it was to setup. I had a couple old extension poles which worked well for the ends. Pros - lightweight and easy to setup - screen rolls up easily to use as a tarp or hammock cover - seams stitching appears well done - zippers work well - guide ropes came attached with rubber holders - guide rope tensioners are a nice plus Cons - stuff sack is too small. Will need to get a bigger stuff sack - stakes are pretty cheap and bend easily. Will be upgrading the stakes - this may not be a cool n for some, but the side walls could be about 6 inches taller. I’m 6 foot and if I hung it much higher, there would be gaps at the bottom Overall a great deal. This will definitely be in my camping gear. 07-20-2024 - Upgraded to 5 stars after using the on a 21 day northern MN canoe trip. Bugs were swarming. We set this screen house up at every campsite. It goes up quickly and was big enough to protect all our gear from the weather, we had lots of rain. We cooked in the shelter. Three way zippers worked without issue. This was a true test and it held up great in heavy winds, down pouring rain, and swarming mosquitoes. I still stand by my cons as listed on the original review, but they would simply be nice to have upgrades to an already great piece of camping gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 by Dean Deick
Color: Ultralight
This is designed to be a screen tent to hang your hammock inside of. However, we used it as a small screen tent to take on our boundary waters canoe area wilderness trip. It’s very lightweight. No poles. We suspended it from the trees with the ropes. We did use some wood sticks to prop up the sides to give it a little more height. We use it as a small screen tent in the evening so we could stay out longer before the mosquitoes came out. It worked great. It rained pretty hard on our trip and this thing was nicely waterproof. easy to use. A variety of options. Certainly would be good for hanging a hammock inside as well. It has a double zipper that won’t go up and down when your hammock line moves up and down. It’s a good size for three or four people to play cards in at night. Appears well built so far. It has one trip under its belt. Totally worth the cost. In fact, I might buy a second one for my hammock.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2025 by WIStoney
Color: Ultralight
I really wanted this to be awesome. I think that it can be, provided a person bring additional corner stake/ posts for the wind lines. The bottom seemed to me to be smaller than the roof of the tent and was kind of a hexagon in shape. I strung it up, and it did keep the bugs off of us but since the corners were pulled so low it was not very roomy. It does come with a bag, stakes and, wind lines. It does stuff well back into the bag, and is light weight. I think for the price and additional posts this thing would rock. The ridgelines are pretty long, but I advise to bring some extra cordage.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by Jeremy Malchow
Color: Ultralight
One of the first things I noticed with this screen house was the size. I really assumed you wouldn't have much room left over once the hammock was in place. I was wrong! There's enough room left over for me to add a small chair and table to one side, and then put all my gear on the other. I can easily walk around the inside without feeling cramped. One thing I really liked to do was to unhook my hammock on one side and lay it down on the floor during the daytime while I would be needing the house for other activities like cooking, bathing, kicking back in a chair with my coffee, whatever. When I need the hammock, it's easy to just hook it back up to the tree strap. I've used this quite a few times and another thing I like is that you can decide to use it without a hammock, then, if you change your mind, you can easily add it onto the tree. You can open and close the ends of the house to add or take away a hammock. This is a fairly large house, so you won't be taking this backpacking. But car camping, boat camping, overlanding... this is perfect. I used this in the middle of summer when the yellow jackets, hornets, biting flies, and mosquitoes were in full force. Although I would get the occasional intruder when I would go in and out, it was still a peaceful respite when trying to eat, sleep, or just hang around. I never used this during storms so I can't attest to it's ability to shed rain, but gusty winds didn't seem to bother it at all. The seams still look brand new. Just need to tighten up the lines when the wind blows.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024 by Fyregal
Color: Ultralight
Bought this for the backpacking comfort it will provide for my hammock camping OR as a separate hangout place for friends when the bugs are too much to take. They have made it as lightweight as they could for the job it does. Have used it only once so far when boat camping. Impressed with the workmanship and design. Would buy it again, and will go to their store and see what other products they offer. If they made a larger version with higher sides for car / boat / motorcycle camping, I would buy that product immediately. Having this along could turn a miserable failure of a trip due to mosquitoes and biting flies, into a very doable one with great memories. I'll carry the extra weight for myself and friends to make a good memory out of a miserable mistake of a trip. The silnylon tarp is very light weight. Sewing and tie downs are excellent. Everywhere I look the quality is evident. Consistent. It is not hard giving this a very top review and recommendation. I might even buy a second one just to have a spare. Would also make a great gift.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by Mark S.
Color: Ultralight
Very well built,keeped the bugs out
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Michael Sannan
Color: Ultralight
Happy with this product. I’ve used Nemo bugouts in the past and they are great too but just cost a bit more than I wanted. I’ve taken this on 3 BWCA trips so far and have been happy with it. Our last trip had plenty of wind, rain, and bugs and we had four adults sitting comfortably inside staying dry. Only downside is it needs a few more tie out points to help the walls hold tighter in the wind. Use a little extra paracord and that solves the problem. To get it standing as tall as it’s made you’ll need to stand on a log, barrel, buddy, or something to get you up a few more feet. Overall I’d recommend this for canoe camping or car camping trips. A tad big/heavy for backpacking trips.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by Janel Lewandowski
Color: Ultralight
This fits over an 8' picnic table. I squeezed a folding chair, but not really practical. I have a shorter table that is not as wide that I could also add chairs to, so I imagine that is what I will be doing. You can stake out the side walls to the ground, and a skirt lays flat to the ground (not sure how well this will work in the wind). I tried different poles, the ones pictured were 6' tall, this item says it has a peak height of 6.5' but I don't have poles of this height, at least not with a point that would go into a grommet. Not sure the pocket inside the tarp are strong enough for my slightly higher poles, and once that poles slipped out of the pocket onto the netting (so won't try that again). 6' seemed good for a picnic table, anyway. I was able to put this back in the stuff sack, but had to re-roll it, as I wasn't paying enough attention the first time. I wonder if one should put up the screening before taking it down? I dropped this onto the picnic table and folded the netting into the center, and then fold the solid tarp into the center which happened to make it just right for the stuff sack. I folded the ends in, then folded the tarp from the end, then rolled up. I put it up without the table to get used to it. then dropped over the table and put the poles I decided worked best again. I think the table kept the pole from falling to the side. A tarp I have you stake out the 2 front sides which also kept the pole from falling, but you would have to get the length of the line fairly accurate. Then just walk to the other end keeping the Ridgeline taut, and when you reach the other end insert the other pole and keeping it taut by its guy line which you stakeout. Then stakeout the rest. I think this might work with this tarp, staking out the sides first, before staking out the ONE guy line for the pole, and like the other tarp keep it taut while walking back to put the other pole in etc.. Of course trees will be. much easier. I am not used to the tensioners on the cord so I might replace them, and the black cord I often trip on, surprised how much the flash light light it up. Might replace it too. Finally the rubber band to hold the rolled up cords is a good idea just not sure how long that will last. I might use an "S" hook to attach the line to tarp, so I can store these without fiddling with the rubber band. (if you just fold up the tarp with loose lines, they will become tangled for a real mess. I might use this by itself , or under one of my car-camping tarps, the larger one could cover this and my tent. One might get bitten a few times while putting this up as it took awhile at least the first time. Most places I camp the bugs are light and take awhile to gather if at all. This will be nice if hanging out for awhile, not wanting to retreat into my backpacking tent etc. I wouldn't take this backpacking. Surprised that this works in Canadian canoe-camping, 50 years ago we had canvas tents with netting with a zipper down the center and snaps to connect to the floor. We put all our extra clothes over that and the bugs still got in. But I believe the other users which might open up sleeping under this, time will tell. Not sure about rain either if you are on the ground.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Courious Reader