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Question: I am looking for something other than Chicken wire to stop chipmunks from digging up my garden transplants. Can this be cut up into sections?
Document: works as intended, very easy to work with and cut with a sissor into small or large sections for the hole you need to fill.
I haven't used this stuff yet, but it came very quickly and the price was good. Hopefully I will be able to stop my problem visitors from getting back in through smaller spaces!
He stuffed a bunch of the copper mesh in the hole (no foam). He said the copper would eventually oxidize and be less noticeable, but would still keep them out. He was right. It blends right in now.So far so good. No more mice in the house, or chipmunks burrowing deeper holes.I will be using this to stuff into any more holes that we might find. (we have a neighbor who feeds peanuts to the squirrels & chipmunks.
Used this to plug up some holes around the outside of my home (a/c lines, wiring, etc).Works great and is very easy to handle and cut. Then I covered the mesh with Pur Black NF foam for a good seal.Cheers, J
I used it to stuff around my homes foundation. Any little cracks were stuffed with this. Easy to cut, will not rust and mice cannot chew threw it. Took keep some in place I used the gap and cracks spray foam as well. Not one rodent throughout the winter.
We kept hearing noise in the attic and walls, turned out to be two big roof rats which where trapped. Alot of homes have them but little know it. I found the small entry hole and plugged with foam and this copper meshwhich was easy to cut and plug the hole. If you or your neighbors feed the birds or squirrels there is a good chance you have roof rats. It is good to know this copper mesh keeps them out.
This copper mesh is easy to apply. My home has been hardened against wildlife via wildlife exclusion measures however I wanted to do the same with bugs. While it is impossible to stop all bugs from entering a structure it does help to reduce their points of entry. Thus enters this product.It has been stated by some pest control companies that many bugs, like roaches, hate copper and prefer to avoid it. I don't know if that is true or not but I do know plugging holes and cracks can't hurt.
The same thing used by the pest control guy. Stuff up all the cracks and air holes in the brick siding around my house. Need to cut in small portion for smaller hole. Overall good product.
I was surprised to find this really works.
We had some squirrels move into our grill. I used this with some Self-tapping screws to keep them out. So far so good!
Answer: It cuts very easily with ordinary scissors.