MouseMesh Pest Proofing Mouse Mesh Air Brick Vent Cover, Flame retardant ABS frame 105mm x 255mm x 13mm, Brown, 95mm x 245mm

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I have used these products for the past 10 years and have never had to replace on or had a mouse problem.

The air brick mesh can have a finer section, but that often means that the wire diameter is thinner and more likely break.

The Cast Iron Air Brick Company supply cast air bricks and a huge range of ventilation grilles and gratings to individuals and the trade. They are also common in homes with fireplaces and oil heaters as they increase air circulation and disperse any harmful gases.

Missed payments may affect your ability to use Clearpay in the future and your details may be passed onto a debt collection agency working on Clearpay's behalf. Designed with a 2mm hole heavy-duty mesh, they’re perfect for blocking vents, airbricks, and any gaps that rodents might exploit. In this situation, the air bricks can either be blocked or replaced with regular bricks, but first check with a builder or surveyor before you do this.During the winter some condensation will form, usually near the external wall, this could even be confused with rising damp, which is another story altogether. There were a number of fancy products that could be reconditioned as mouse proof air brick covers, but the downside was that they were not necessarily designed to withstand the weather. If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. Solid concrete or lime-based floors do not require wall vents, these shouldn’t be confused with floating concrete floors, which do require ventilation as they have a void underneath them. These can be bought in varying diameters and lengths, but you are unlikely to need to own very long drill bits, you may also want to hire a drill that is suitable for this heavy work (depending on the power of your own drill).

Some common questions about air bricks such as What are Air Bricks and Why Use Air Bricks in My House?Not every home will have ventilation air bricks, but those that do will need them for a good reason, so think twice before you block or remove them. A mesh cover is a great way to stop insects and rodents from getting into your house via holes in air bricks. The mesh is a copper mesh of 1mm gauge with 1mm x 1mm square holes ideal for preventing ingress of flies, wasps and rodents. Adding a conservatory to one wall of a house can result in air bricks on this wall to be blocked by the concrete slab on which the conservatory is built. This will remove any buildups and ensure your subfloors are getting an appropriate level of ventilation.