Yueton Pack of 30 Multi-purpose Clothesline Utility Clips, Steel Wire Clips by Blovess

A nice mosquito net/table screen for your outdoor patio set! As others have said, with a little tweaking from the manufacturer, this could be great! As it is, it's still a nice product! Be prepared to do a little work on your own to make a 9ft umbrella net stay on. The one they picture is a smaller net or bigger umbrella, just realize it won't look or function as pictured. Just follow the steps below for a less painful install of your table net, and enjoy from the fruits of my trials and errors.

10 tips for easy install and long term happiness!

1: Realize for a 9ft umbrella you will likely need a stepladder.
2: Realize you will likely need a second person to help you.
3: Find the top of your net, and find the draw string, and get as much slack out of it as you can,
4: Partially open up the umbrella. Throw or drape your net over your umbrella centering the top as you pull the rest down slowly.
5: Once you have it pulled down or draped the net over your umbrella slowly, open your umbrella to full opening position.
6: Release the drawstring to let more of the net out to lengthen the net to the ground.
7: As you release more of the net out slowly, adjust the center of the net, making sure to keep all sides as even as possible.
8: To help with this, loosen your umbrella from the base, so you can move the umbrella around to you making this easier.
9: Once you have your net on the ground, make sure to tighten up any slack on the pull string as to not have the net fall off.
10: I recommend the clips from Amazon (see link above) to help ensure the net stays in place and on the umbrella. Perhaps a bit tacky, but it serves a purpose. Hope you enjoy your net and outdoor patio set! I am!
(As for the tube that you're suppose to fill with water, I just filled mine with air as I don't know how often I'll take down the umbrella.)

UPDATE: As other reviewers have mentioned, the zipper needs work. About my 5th or 6th time zipping it up or down and it's snagged on part of the net. Luckily I was able to resolve it without a tear in the net or having the zipper stuck. Manufacturer needs to widen the zipper where it's stitched to prevent it from catching any part of the net. Still satisfied with the umbrella table net.

The sizing is misleading. I purchased the 7-1/2 size Ideaworks JB5677 outdoor umbrella table screen, black, during the same order as for a 7-1/2 patio umbrella (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004QGY014/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). The entire order arrived on and has been used since September 22, therefore, I have attempted to use this product for approximately one month. The advertised photo is not indicative of reality (see my accompanying photo). As a last resort, and in an attempt to avoid the hassle of a return, I tied the top of the netting to each of the ribs with cotton string, so as to avoid damaging the netting, and placing the perimeter flaps of the umbrella over the netting to conceal the resultant gaps. Even moderate breezes dislodged the makeshift solution on repeated attempts, and not surprisingly, this system did little to keep out the bugs. After multiple attempts with variations, I'll be returning the netting. Additionally, the water bladder in the perimeter of the base leaked from the first use had and to be refilled daily. The portion encompassing the drawstring at the top is merely netting; the same fabric that was used for the base should have been used here as well. The zipper for the entrance performed as expected. So if you purchase this item, go at least a size larger than you think you need.

Although it works, I was disappointed with this product (Ideaworks JB5678 Outdoor 9-Foot Umbrella Table Screen, Black). It is too small for a 9 foot umbrella. The opening at the top has to be at the very edge of the umbrella in order to reach the ground. Naturally it slips off the umbrella. I had to put velcro strips around the edge of the umbrella and the screen to hold it on.The product picture is very deceiving because it shows the opening near the top of the umbrella. Also the zipper for the opening should be at the top when zipped shut. It is annoying to have to bend down to unzip it open - typically you are carrying something into the enclosure..

I'm liking this a lot! Read reviews about the bottom portion leaking so I did not fill it up all the way. Just enough to put some weight in it to hold the netting down. Works good no issues with leaking. My only issues is being on a deck Mosquitos and bugs can still get in from underneath. So I bought an outdoor rug to stop that from happening. I have a 6x9 rug which is not big enough mosquitos are getting in. Going to buy a larger rug I'm sure this will fix that problem. But otherwise if not on a deck I'm sure this is perfect! I still gave this netting 5 stars because mosquitos are only getting in through the deck. Set up was not to hard. I did it by myself. I have a 9 foot umbrella and I'm only 5 feet tall. Just tighten the adjustable string on top throw it over the closed umbrella I stood on a bar stool next to the table. And just slowly open the umbrella and and adjust the string until it is fully opened. Only thing before you start opening the umbrella make sure you have your zipper opening where you want it first.

Great product! Fits well with our 8ft umbrella and has proven to be very durable.
Side note to indoor cat owners: Our indoor cat can hang out underneath this with out escaping and she is quite the escape artist. It is nice to have the option to bring her outside with us, she loves it!