5" X 30ft Wire Mesh,Hole Filler Fabric Made of Stainless Steel Mesh,Flexible Stretchy Stainless Steel Gap Blocker Suitable for Gardens and Houses

The screen roll arrived on time and in perfect condition. I purchased this for resolving an issue I have with flying squirrels getting behind the fascia above the second floor window (about 30’ up). My 21’ ladder left me about 6’ too short (and a bit nervous). My idea was to cut 4”-6” lengths, fold them lengthwise (imagine it sitting like a tent), placing it over a paint scraper attached to a 30’ pole and then gently pushing it between the brick wall and the aluminum fascia. The idea worked perfectly and the screen expanded behind the fascia and blocks the squirrels from squeezing in. Just another of a million uses for this product.

Fingers crossed, I purchased this to seal my stove from unwanted guests. Living in a major city comes with its challenges. So far it has kept the little rodents away. Fingers crossed, this wire has solved the problem! I will update in a few months during the time they resurface.

I needed ply able wire to support a camera . This mesh wire seems to do the needed support.

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If you have a house and have penetrations through your exterior walls, (trust me, you do) these are the places where mice and snakes get in. Think about where your A/C lines come in, all of the junction, control and utility boxes, and even around your dryer vents.All of those places should be caulked, and almost none of them will be. Most contractors will use a foam "backer rod" and squish it into the gap and then caulk around it.For utility boxes and shut offs, you can take this mesh and wrap it around the box and pull it down into the gap. Then caulk over it. If something manages to eat through or pull out the caulk, they would then be forced to chew through the layers of stainless steel mesh.I recommend using a pair of shears to cut it instead of a utility knife.

Perfect for keeping squirrels and other small critters from going into the garden when I installed the screen onto our electric fence. Easy to install from the lowest wire or tack it on insulators around the base of the fence, Surprisingly reasonable protection and reusable for the next season, simply unfasten and roll up.

I used these on a couple of the attic exhaust vents and secured it with a screw through the pipe so rodents can't push/pull it out. Seems to be working well thus far.

This double-folded wire mesh made from 304 stainless steel is actually a flattened tubular weave. It can be opened up create a cylindrical shape to place around flowerpots to protect sensitive plants from bugs. We plan to use it to thwart rodents from entering places at our country house where we just do not want to see them, which is any place inside the residence! It is pliable enough to fold or roll into shapes than can easily fill any cracks or openings that rodents can fit through. They will not be able to chew through the stainless-steel mesh and it is pliable enough to push well inside any openings so as to not even be visible.