QueenBird Copper Mesh with Packing Tool - 5 X 30 Feet - Blocker for Hole - DIY Hole Filler, Copper Fill Fabric, Ideal for Distilling, Pure 100% Copper Roll
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E. Shaver
> 3 daySquirrels were getting into the ductwork from around the a/c unit. We just wrapped the copper mesh around the unit and used Gorilla tape to keep it in place.
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Heavyduty
> 3 dayThis material was easy to use for cutting and slipping into the weep holes on our brick home … So far the mice population has not been able to penetrate the barriers and they still allow the wall to breath as they are intended to do … Wish the builders of homes stepped their game up and installed this material in the first place … We would have never had to hear the tapping of little mice running through our attic … So far so good. Material cuts easy with scissors. I cut into 4” pieces and rolled the material then simply shoved it into the weep holes with my finger then used the little stick they send to shove it in about a 1/2”. Good Luck!
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Mrs. Mary Rogahn
> 3 dayWorked as advertised...good quality, pure copper and fairly easy to install.
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CPD
> 3 dayIt has done the job to keep out rodents
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Doreen A Marshall
> 3 dayTheyre gone (fingers crossed)! I am so glad I found out about this, from a Youtube video. I rent a large apt. in an old building. It is just not maintained very well. After ten years of inviting mice into my home, I finally got on my hands and knees with a flashlight and started blocking up all of the gaps and holes. I have a room that has a good size gap between the plasterboard and floor, and no baseboards. This was perfect for stuffing large areas up with something mice cant chew through. It is nice and wide, and can be folded or easily cut. And you can use long pieces. Also, apparently copper does not rust like steel wool does. Works great if you mix Flex Shot adhesive sealant into it so it also sticks (use disposable rubber gloves) in the gaps. Forget traps--the best way to get rid of mice is to block up the all the holes!
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Nicolette Kutch
> 3 daySo much better ( for me) than steel wool.
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Tracy S.
> 3 dayIf you are using for rodent control/gap filler there are other brands much more durable. This was easy to use and fold up but because it’s not high quality I had to use quite a bit folded many times to fill small holes. Also cutting it with regular scissors left little copper sheds all over. Not the best quality for my needs.
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Bought both
01-06-2025Its easy to cut and work with. It is a little too weak for rats, in my opinion. I bought it for stopping rats, but its probably best as a craft item.
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mommy and bella
> 3 dayWe bought this copper mesh back in the spring to try and keep out the mice, living on a farm we seem to have the little critters visit us twice a year and we have tried different measures to keep them out but some how they continue to find their way in. We put this mesh in several different areas where we believed they were coming through and so far we have been mouse free! One of the best purchases this year!
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Dr. Jerel Windler
> 3 dayThe first roll I bought was great, so I bought 4 more right away. Three of the four had holes in them! I had liked this brand because I could stretch it ever so gently to make it slightly wider than 4 (I use this as a snail border around plants and planters). I wish they were all the same good quality as the 2 out of 5 rolls!! Yes, I did buy other brands and definitely prefer this one, if I could rely on the quality. Alas :(
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%100 COPPERStiffer, flexible and stronger material. Ideal size of 5" x 30 Feet. Made of 100% pure copper NOT copper alloy like some others in the market. With a knitted construction, this copper mesh is almost impossible for animals to gnaw through and very difficult for them to remove. As it made with the qualified and stronger material it also helps to prevent bird problem. It is much reliable to use comparing with steel wool, as the wool easily to get fire. Copper mesh is not flammable. |
STAY GREENThe best way to stop unwanted guests such as, mouse, rat, snail, bird, bat, squirrel, snake, mice and bugs without harming them. It is green way to stop them. Compared with steel wool, copper mesh never rusts and leave stains on brick or wood. Why is copper so green? The life of copper is infinite and does not have an end of life phase. This renewable resource can be used over and over, with no loss of properties. Please continue to the description section for details. |
IDEAL FOR DISTILLINGQueenBird"s %100 Copper mesh is also ideal for distilling. We recommend using a pound of copper mesh inside your still column. A majority of the old traditional stills you see are made out of copper, and there is certainly a reason for this. Copper will react with the hydrogen sulfide and isobutyl mercaptan vapors and form copper sulfate. This copper sulfate then bonds with fatty acids and oils to eliminate skunky and rotten egg smells, creating a better tasting for final product. |
THE BEST FOR BLOCKING HOLESEasily cut, shaped and install. This copper mesh can be used to block holes of any shape and size. Simply cut a piece off and either secure over the gap or stuff the hole tightly using an ordinary scissors or knife. It is designed to stuff all kinds of openings to prevent unwanted animals from entering your home or office building. It is rustproof and works great to seal weep-holes and around plumbing, A/C, vents, and other places where your unwanted guests enter. |
- A long lifecycle means that there is no need to replace copper fixtures or components, so waste is minimized
- Copper takes only 15% of the energy required to mine, mill, smelt, and refine new copper
- Copper can be used again and again without losing integrity, allowing it to be re-used indefinitely
- 90% of scrap copper can be used again.
- Copper is durable,standing up to the elements and normal wear and tear better than other materials.