How do you pack the SansBug to carry it in a plane? We’ve had quite a few groups and individuals taking the SansBug mosquito tent to Haiti. Billy Grady of Springfield, MO was kind enough to share this pic from their trip.
The SansBug mosquito tent is ideal in such a setting and is much more convenient than suspending a regular mosquito net. In the background you can see a couple of regular mosquito nets. You would require a ladder to climb up to suspend the nets from the beams on the high roof. With the SansBug mosquito tent, you simply toss it up and you’re ready to call it a day.
Billy and his team packed 7 SansBug tents in a 30 x 50 duffle bag, which can be obtained from any army surplus store.
Up to 12 SansBugs can fit in a 30” x 50” duffle bag with a side zipper.
Alternatively, you can just check in the carton of 10 tents that we ship in. The carton is about 27 x 27 x 7 inches which comes to a linear length of 61 inches, which is within the free limit of 62 inches.
The SansBug mosquito tent is a great alternative to regular nets which need to be suspended.