MouseMesh Pest Proofing Mouse Mesh Air Brick Vent Cover, Flame retardant ABS frame 105mm x 255mm x 13mm, Brown, 95mm x 245mm

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The stainless steel MouseMesh is made entirely of stainless steel, making it rat-proof. What adhesive do you recommend/supply?

Mice only require adequate food (3 to 4 grams a day) a little water (house mice can get most of their liquid from their food) and freedom from cold and damp conditions. They are very used to living with humans and much appreciate the food scraps and crumbs left by people, the dry warm centrally heated houses and perhaps winning the war with Tom (cat). When house mice find an abundant source of food their numbers rapidly increase. I went on line to ask about the problem and was amazed at the number of people who are also invaded by slugs. So both I myself and my immediate neighbour are delighted with the guards which have completely eradicated our mouse problems and I’ll be very surprised if they don’t solve our friends problems too. The quality of your product is definitely superior and they are very easy to fit – given that I’m a retired mechanic with plenty of tools and good hand skills – but any reasonable DIYer would find it an easy fitting job. PETA awarded MouseMesh with one of their much coveted Proggy awards for Best Humane Wildlife Innovation 2007 which was previously awarded to Rentokil in 2006. MouseMesh supplies to some of the Largest Pest Control Companies in the country. Is MouseMesh available in shops?Today is World Pest Day. More accurately, it is World Pest Controller Day. These professionals heed our call when our homes are invaded by pests like mice, rats, and insects. It’s not just eradicating the pests themselves, but also the diseases and damage that they carry and inflict. When you call a pest controller for Below, we have outlined the properties of some commonly employed meshes. These include mesh to prevent the passage of rodents (both rats and mice), insects (including specifically midges) and for use in beekeeping applications. Of note, much of the information below has been advised to us by the British Pest Control Association (BPCA). Rodent Mesh (rats and mice) House mice are extremely good climbers, and can climb walls, pipes, duct and cavities. A further problem is their very hard incisor teeth which can easily get through hard plastic, timber, and soft metals such as lead and aluminium. They can gnaw away electric cables and this can cause fires – they will even, over time, erode hard materials such as poor concrete. The mesh is solid on the wall and it definitely would stop mice entering. It looks like it could take a bit of abuse from the kids football too.

June 7th through the 13th is Child Safety Week. For mums, it is just one week out of a lifetime they spend caring for and ensuring the safety of their children. Here at MouseMesh we received a testimonial so touching that we reached out to the mum who wrote it. We wanted to hear more

Mice and other rodents make very expensive houseguests when they overstay their welcome. The diseases mice and rats carry, the food contamination they perpetrate, and the damage they cause will hold a hefty price tag when you’re faced with potential illness, repairs, and replacement of damaged property. What types of damage do rodents and pests For the first time in 20 years in this house, no mice have taken residence for the winter beneath the suspended floors.

Are you in the market for a new home, selling your existing home, or building a new residence? There are some things to consider with regards to mice, rats, and other undesirable critters possibly setting up shop in your premises. Invest in pest control and prevention. Work with your local pest controller to customise aStandard insect mesh (aka fly mesh or flymesh) has a hole size of 1.36 mm x 1.36 mm. This is small enough to stop the vast majority of unwanted insects, including flies, mosquitoes, wasps and bees. Insect mesh is available to buy in our online shop insect mesh category. Soffit Vent Mesh Mice can fit through surprisingly small spaces. As such, we recommend mesh that has a hole size no greater than 6 mm x 6 mm. As a general rule of thumb, if you can get a biro through a hole a mouse can fit through too. If you’re not looking to stop rats and mice are the only concern then our galvanised mouse mesh will likely do the job. This can be bought in our online shop here. Mouse mesh should always have a maximum hole size of 6 mm x 6mm. Very pleased with the service. Product is great and does exactly what we wanted. We spent a lot of time looking in places like B&Q but could not find anything like this. Definitely recommend. House is now mouse proof.