Copper Mesh - 5" X 100 Feet - Pure 100% Copper Roll, Blocker for Hole, DIY Hole Filler, Copper Fill Fabric

After discovering a mice infestation in my garage. I went to work patching the very large holes. Coupled this with pest foam Cuts very easily, however the material doesn’t shred in your hands. Durable enough to stretch without tearing. Extremely sturdy

This mesh is great! This is my second roll of it. I’m usung it in all sorts of places. I wrapped it around the base of tree trunks that are vulnerable to being debarked by voles, a horrible little rapidly reproducing rodent that was put on Earth to terrorize every gardener. And i used it to plug in around plumbing pipes and electrical cables where there is enough space in the holes in my basement where holes were drilled too big allowing insects like spiders can crawl into the house around the pipes and wiring cables. I havnt seen a spider or any other strange bugs in the basement or house since plugging the holes with it.

Installed pretty easily in first building. We will need more anchors for the second building (not a big deal, but none the less...). Time will tell how effective this lightweight mesh will be against the targeted species (squirrels and mice).

I have a little cabin in the mountains, and mice love to get in there especially in the winter because it is really cold up there in winter. Anyway we have used this to stop up the tiny space between the underside of the wood siding and the frame of the house. I used some really good glue (urethane construction adhesive) for most of the job, but ran out towards the end, and where I used some regular wood glue that I had, the little buggers pulled it out and were able to get in again. Before that it worked perfectly. So we'll be back at it this spring re-doing a part of the job with good glue.

What can I say it's copper mesh :)

This was a lot of material for the money, and it seems to be good stuff. I filled a bunch of crevices used by mice and that seemed to solve my problems. They definitely won't chew it.

I used this product to fill holes and gaps around my house. Mice can’t chew through it and I feel confident that this easy to use copper will help. Cuts with scissors.

This product works very well for helping to plug holes that still require some air flow. I used this, along with silicon sealant to seal the bottom of my barn walls made with R-panel siding. The copper mesh acts as a weep hole screen, held in place by the silicon. The barn was totally infested with all manner of flying and crawling insects last Spring. This Spring- nothing has gotten in. I've also used it in conjunction with expanding spray foam to plug holes bored by insects and rodents. While they can chew through the foam, they cannot chew through mesh impregnated with foam. It would likely work well for weep holes in masonry as well. Every home/ barn/ building owner ought to have some of this stuff. It is easy to cut with scissors, but does leave small copper splinters as a result of cutting.

Filled all holes up