I'm working on a 10' x 10' cuben tarp, and I chose a flat design because I like the pitching versatility. However, bug netting is essential in some of the areas I visit.

I'd like to find a way to achieve bug protection in a variety of pitching configurations (from "low tetra" to A-frame to wide-open awning-style pitches). Does anyone know of a way to make pitching versatility and bug protection compatible without just attaching thirteen yards of netting around the entire periphery (maybe a single, long piece of netting could be attached to the tarp at velcro tabs and moved around to suit the pitch)?

Edited by ckrusor on 08/05/2010 10:48:30 MDT.

Just a separate bug bivy or netting tent.

A separate inner tent is a good idea, and it would be an effective solution, but I'd like to have a bit more space (it is for two people) when fair weather allows a roomy pitch. This is why I'd been considering attaching the netting to the edges of the tarp.