Guides
Terrace and outdoor mosquito nets
The evening outside ends when the mosquitoes arrive. An outdoor net keeps the table, the garden corner or the balcony in use after dusk, without spraying the space or the people in it. The Mosticare answer is a freestanding gazebo that drops a screened room over the patch you already use.
A screened outdoor room, Terrazza
The Terrazza is a freestanding pop-up gazebo: a steel frame that lifts a solid peaked roof over full-height mesh walls, closed on all four sides, with a zip door and a weighted skirt that seals the base. It is floorless by design, so it stands over grass, decking or paving.
The corner pillars lever up from 3.0 m to 3.5 m, head height clear for a dining set. It packs into a single carry bag and takes two people to carry and to set up.
The solid roof sheds rain and casts shade, so the same shelter works as a sun canopy in the middle of the day and a screened room after dusk.
Choose by the shape of the space
Terrazza Uno covers 4 × 4 m, the square patio zone for a courtyard, a dining corner or a garden table of six. It weighs 20 kg.
Terrazza Due covers 3 × 6 m, the elongated run for a long balcony, a narrow terrace or a poolside where the space is longer than it is wide. It weighs 23 kg.
Why it carries no coating
The Terrazza is left uncoated. It stands over the table, the food, children playing and pets sleeping for hours at a time, so there is no permethrin and no biocide on the mesh. The protection is the weave itself, the same 156-count polyester used across the range.
For protection on the body during the outdoor hours, wear a Volto head net. For sleep, choose a Cubo or Rondo canopy; the Terrazza is for the shared hours in between.
Set-up and care
Two people walk the frame out, lock the accordion and lever the corners up, then attach the mesh walls and close the zip. Peg or weight the legs in a breeze and take the gazebo down ahead of a storm; it is a seasonal shelter, not a permanent structure.
Keep the weighted skirt flush to the ground; a rucked skirt leaves a gap at the base, and a mosquito will find it. Close the zip door fully before the table is set.
Hose the mesh clean and let it air-dry in shade. Never machine-wash the walls; replace the gazebo when its three-year effective life ends.
