I bought this net because from the photos, it looked as if I could just let it hang from the structural ridgeline on my hammock. I was correct. I could and did. That is a great advantage, because it means that you do not need a separate suspension for the bug net. You already have a suspension for the hammock and one for the tarp, so it's really good that a third one is not absolutely necessary.A few observations about the hammock:1. The weave is pretty coarse, so I doubt if it is no-see-um proof. I like it that way, though, because I don't need no-see-um quality mesh, and the coarser mesh means that the net is lighter and less bulky and that it blocks much less of any breeze that may want to come through.2. I do not like the clips supplied for the ridgeline. As I said above, I am not using a separate suspension for the net, but, if I wanted to, I would have to use something small enough to go into the supplied clips. That means no paracord or anything larger than about 1.8 mm (just guessing at that). If I wanted to use a separate suspension, I would replace these with something more usable.3. The net and stuff sack (that I seam ripped off of the net) together weigh a light 10 oz or just a tad more and pack small. The zipper looks adequate. The net is plenty long for an 11 ft hammock, which I am using, and maybe even a 12 footer.I see no reason why, with a bit of caution and care, this net should not last for many seasons. And the price is great.