Stainless Steel Wire Mesh 33FT

Squirrels bit through cable connection from a solar panel and a camera in a bird feeder 3 times. I wrapped the cable with metal sheeting and it has prevented any further damage. The product is very adaptable and effective in protecting wire from rodents.

Seems to be good quality material. Bought it to squirrel and mouse proof electrical wires and fuel line/components in a hard to reach area over the fuel tank in an ‘04 F150. Tank has to be dropped down a good bit to reach any wiring and completely removed to access Evap and fuel line components. Hoping this will prevent future occurrence. Wire may be a little too fine to be ideal but it wraps easily and multiple layers should do the trick along with frequent spraying of strong peppermint solution.

This mouse and Squirrel wire mesh is exactly what I needed. I using it over Pex A water pipe under my old house. Spent thousands of dollars Re-plumbing my house. Since my house is on a pier and beem foundation. The new water pipes and insulation is exposed to damage to being eaten on. This product is very flexible and can be rapped around the pipe and pipe insulation. UI using small hog rings to tie it together. It will explain and just slip over the pipe and the insulation, if I would have known about it before I installed the pipe. But I am not well to disconnect the pipe to do that now. So I will just rap it around the pipe. That will give it double thickness of protection. It is wide enough to go around 3/4 Pex A pipe and 3/4 Pex A pipe insulation.

Nice quality and well priced.

Using this to wrap to protect drip lines from rodents. The mesh was easy to handle and worked as expected.

Steel wool much easier to use and the fourth of the cost

Have not used it yet but looks great

We have a decorative wall unit in our family room that has a wide base with an open area underneath that's about 6' wide by 5" tall. It's just a decorative element that gives the wall unit the look of a piece of furniture. We have a puppy who loves nothing better than chasing balls, but we got tired of having to fish them out from under the wall unit. I took this mesh and used duct tape to affix it into place up/underneath the open space near the floor in the wall unit. The mesh is barely visible, and the dog toys just bounce into it and back into the room. It was easy to cut and tape into place. Problem solved!