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This might do - midge net, mosquito net, noseeum mesh, black, nylon, strong, insect protection, | Profabrics (Hope the highlighted in blue link works, not sure if I have posted this correctly) INSECT MIDGE NET FINE MM34-BLACK Soft and finely woven nylon mesh for protection against...

Have you asked the window supplier / manufacturer? That reminds me - @VGC Ltd do you sell midge vents for the flush-fit sliding windows?

Thanks @Ian28 for the measurement help... Its a decent first attempt... some room for improvement before putting them into production... but they'll definitely be a godsend to keep the midges out with the windows open... :thumbsup:

With the way your luck is going watch out for the wolves!

Agree, those things are amazing. Once you’ve sealed the van for the night, put that thing on and it’ll happily zap any annoying midges and suchlike that are waiting to ruin your night…

...especially if I open the door. Just fitted an orange LED light inside as well. Fantastic, hardly any insects attracted to it so can open door to go outside without every insect from here to Timbuktu flying in. Especially good if mosquitoes or midges are around. And more restful on the eyes.

Having drawn up the design and used a plastic cnc company to cut out the frames they've finally arrived along with 30/20 midge mesh...

Should have moved the van under the rainbow ...forget the pot of gold :laugh:

...This year in September he and a team mate bike packed the NC500 from Inverness clockwise in four and a half days. They took midge nets but only needed them a few times after some heavy rain.

I have the midge screens from Jerba - Very quick delivery, I ordered them on Friday was told that they would be sent on Monday and I received them on Monday morning! Definitely the pukka anti midge mesh. I made my own years ago when ready made midge ones were not available but these were worth...

Just got back from Go Outdoors. Pair of new walking boots. Plastic fish slice. Plastic serving spoon. Rubber mallet. Tent peg extractor. Plastic chopping board. 3pc set of plastic cooking tongues. Electronic mozzie and midge repeller. Refills for said repeller.

This time of the year there’s 24 hour daylight so you there’s more time to count sheep and puffins! My partner has just had a week on Shetland, there are plenty of EHU points around the main island and camping ‘wild’ is normal. Very friendly and helpful locals apparently.

...away from tents. However, we made a point this year of avoiding the club sites because of the risk of last minute closures due to Covid. This approach seems to be working so far. All I now need to figure out is how to avoid the midges. They seem to pounce on me just as I am putting on the spray!

ok our SCA roof is brilliant but midges can get through mesh in Windows. Just had a week up in Sutherland and they did come through. Sprayed mesh with smidge repelant which worked for a while but would wake up in morning surrounded by midges, too hot to sleep with Windows zipped up. Any...

I bought one of those a few months ago in readiness for our trip around Scotland and the Islands. Didn't see one midge or mozzie in the 4 weeks we were away! Handy light though...

...do my homework properly :mad: I am in 2 minds weather to sell it on or see if I can seal it somehow - thinking Velcro strapping ??? Anyone done any adaptations or ?????? Whilst its still useful for a living space, it would be great to have the kids camp out in it (not possible with the midges)

+ 1 for Glen Nevis. Really nice site. Been there twice and going again in August.:cool:

HI there get yourself skin so soft, its for the wee beastie called the midge, they are fxxking murder. they sell it in most places up here . and theres a good campsite at the bottom of the ben nevis. I think its called glen nevis .its a stones throw away. and worth staying as its a short...

Yep, I went over all the mesh vents in mine with proper midge netting, they wouldn’t even notice mosi netting. Not made for northern climates unfortunately, I don’t know why manufacturers don’t get it.

...with these. I had my roof up last week and the side zip open panels have insect mesh on the outside. No way was I even thinking of opening the panels as I could see through the stud fasteners that the size of the mesh wouldn't stop the midge. I even duct taped over the hole in the stud fasteners.