100% Copper Knitted Wire Mesh; 125mm x 10mtrs

100% Copper Knitted Wire Mesh; 125mm x 10mtrs

£29.89 Including VAT

For Mice, Rats, Squirrels, small bird and slug/snail proofing

 

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Description

Long Lasting

  • Does not rust
  • Easy to work with
  • Enviromentally Friendly
Copper Mesh 100% copper for rodent exclusions and rodent-proofing. Dimensions : Mesh is 125mm wide by 10mtrs with a 0.25mm wire diameter with a 4mm x 5mm aperture
Copper mesh roll to fill cracks where pipes enter the home along with filling gaps around foundation vents etc. Easy to cut, shape and install. Much easier to work with than steel wool, copper will hold up to the elements by not rusting.
Rodents will not gnaw through copper mesh. For stuffing into openings, pack tightly into cracks or holes for exclusion of pest such as rats, mice, squirrels and birds. Can be used on its own to stop gaps up to 50mm in diameter or it can be combined with expanding polyurethane foam to stop gaps greater than 50mm. When using with expanding foam simply stuff the copper mesh into the void to be filled, then insert the nozzle of the foam can into the centre of the mesh ball and dispense the foam.

Does copper mesh keep mice out?

Copper mesh to stuff into small cracks, to exclude mice. Copper mesh is an excellent way to exclude rodents from crawling into tights spaces. By stuffing copper mesh into holes and openings and other possible points of entry, rodents will be unable to crawl through and will have to go elsewhere to find a place to gather and cause destruction.

Can rats chew through copper mesh?

 Copper Mesh wire mesh will not rust and more importantly, the rodents can not chew through it. However, it will need to be tightly packed in with foam or sealant as rats will move it given the chance.

How do you use copper mesh for rodents?

Typically, if you close an opening around a pipe or wire with just expanding foam, the rodents will eat through it. If you place mesh in the hole first and then use expanding foam, the foam will encase the mesh.

 

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