Mousemesh Large White Pest Proofing Air Brick Vent Cover

Good quality. The fine mesh stops wasps and larger insects establishing nests in our cavity walls.

Relatively easy to install and look decent too. Just don't screw too tight

Fitted ours and don’t hear any creatures anymore highly recommended

I am pleased with these. After a mouse nest issue, I have put these across all our air bricks. They are good quality, easy to install and don’t significantly impeded ventilation. They look good too. Recommended

After frantically spending weeks blocking what I thought was every conceivable hole / space in the house, it finally dawned on me to look at the outside of the house. Could they be entering through the air-bricks? I blocked them up and left poison down in front of them. Sure enough, whenever I checked in the morning the poison had been eaten. The goal now was to permanently block up the air-bricks while still allowing air to circulate. Checking Amazon I came across this product and subsequently ordered two. The product can be attached to the wall with screws but, owing to the awkward location of my air bricks, I decided to glue them. I used "Hard As Nails" and once this had set kept the Mousemesh firmly in place.The product looks bright, clean and , more importantly, does the job effectively. Highly recommended.

We discovered to our horror that we had acquired mice in the cupboard under our stairs. The mice had had a great time burrowing into every packet of food that they could find and did not seem too fussy about where they relieved themselves. Something had to be done!When you have mice it can be difficult to be 100% sure about how they got into the house. In this instance the obvious entrance was via an airbrick. The Mousemesh cover has done a good job of blocking the airbrick to exclude rodents. It is reasonably well made and was not too difficult to fit.The cover is good but with a few changes it could have been great.When you screw the cover to an external wall you have to drill four holes into probably irregular brickwork very accurately. Fitting the cover would have been much easier if the cover came in two parts; the top cover (mesh) and a bottom piece which is screwed to the wall. The bottom piece could have "slots" to accommodate the screws rather than holes making ultra accurate drilling unnecessary.The cover would benefit from a soft foam collar against the wall to ensure a snug fit when faced with irregular brickwork. Mice can get through surprisingly small holes!The cover is intended to fit against an airbrick. Would it be beyond the wit of man to devise an attachment system that has prongs that push into the airbrick holes? No gluing or screwing. Simples!

I had a problem with mice last winter. My airbricks had started crumbling so I needed to find a solution. These looked as though they could fix the problem so I bought two panels. I stuck them over the airbricks with special sealant. I haven't had any problems this winter

Does the job but quite fragile. Do not use an impact driver. It will damage the screw holes. Easy to rectify though.Be nice if thdy were black