Rodents often cause expensive damage to the building structure.
With clever prevention, this damage can be avoided.

Rodents slip into living spaces through millimeter-wide cracks.
Rodentstop steel wool fits into every opening.

How to use Rodent Stop Steel wool
1. Wear protective gloves.
The rodent stop steel wool should always be handled with gloves, please use suitable work or protective gloves.

2. Cut steel wool to size.
The rodent stop steel wool should be cut slightly larger than the opening you want to seal. Simply cut with a pair of scissors.

3. Push into holes and cracks.
Press the cut piece of rodent stop steel wool evenly into the opening until it is completely closed. Make sure there are no slits or holes and the opening is completely sealed.


1. Wear protective gloves.
The rodent stop steel wool should always be handled with gloves, please use suitable work or protective gloves.

2. Cut steel wool to size.
The rodent stop steel wool should be cut slightly larger than the opening you want to seal. Simply cut with a pair of scissors.

3. Push into holes and cracks.
Press the cut piece of rodent stop steel wool evenly into the opening until it is completely closed. Make sure there are no slits or holes and the opening is completely sealed.
4. Enjoy your space intruder-free.

Is the rodent stop steel wool rustproof?
Yes, the steel wool is made of rustproof fibers, so the steel wool will not rust and can be used for a long time.
Can the steel wool be used in or around electrical wiring?
The steel wool can be used around a fully sealed conduit but not in contact with an open electrical source.
Is the rodent stop steel wool harmful to the environment?
The rodent stop steel wool is made from natural and non-toxic materials and therefore has no negative impact on the environment.
Can the steel wool be used as an airtight cover?
The product consists of steel and polyfibres, creating an impenetrable barrier for rodents and other pests. However, the steel wool allows both air and water to continue to flow through.
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