Xcluder Kit

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Product Overview

The Xcluder Kit is used to easily and permanently prevent rodents and other pests from entering homes or other structures. The patented Xcluder fill fabric is made of durable stainless steel fibers, and it creates an effective barrier against rodent and insect pests without the use of dangerous pesticides or chemicals. Xcluder is made of stainless steel wool so it won’t rust or discolor. Use it to fill the small gaps and holes that can be common points of entry for rodents and other pests, such as around the eaves of a structure, HVAC lines, and around under sink drain lines. The kit includes a single roll that is 4 inch wide and 10 feet long of Xcluder fabric, safety gloves, and scissors.

Features and Specs

Target pests Rodents, bats, birds, bugs, and other pests
For use in Residential & Commercial
Dimensions Roll is 4 inches x 10 feet long
Material / Construction Stainless steel wool and poly fibers
S/S fibers
Special Features Easy to install
Parts Included The kit includes a 4 inch wide x 10 feet long roll of Xcluder fabric, safety gloves, and scissors.
Shipping Weight 1.46 lbs
Manufacturer Global Material Technologies (Mfg. Number: 162731)

Details

INSTALLATION

Installation is easy. Just follow the safety and installation instructions provided. For a good fit, cut Xcluder to about twice the width of the opening. Then use a sturdy, blunt instrument to tuck Xcluder in so that it's at or slightly below flushed to the opening surface.

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  • 5 of 5 Stars

    Xcluder Kit

    By Bob on 12/13/2015

    The shears provided in the Xcluder Kit are necessary to cut this tough rodent barrier. The gloves provided are necessary and effective in protecting hands from it's sharp stainless steel wool during installation,.

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  • 5 of 5 Stars

    Xcluder is nice, but

    By Iconic on 02/23/2018

    The scissors they send with this product are terrible for cutting this material. I recommend sheet metal shears.

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How can I block off a vertical gap using Rodent Exclusion Products?

I have mice entering through the space between the counter and the fridge. I cannot move the fridge and need some way to block off this area. The other entrances are the stove and dishwasher but I'm thinking about blocking that off with copper mesh.

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Depending how big the opening you could use Pur Black Foam, Xcluder or Copper Mesh to seal off the area after getting rid of the infestation. We have a number of Rodent Exclusion Products here.

Here is a step by step guide to rodent proofing your home:
  1. Inspect foundation all the way around the home. Any crack, gap or hole that is ¼” or larger needs to be repaired. In holes that are 2” or smaller, Stuf-Fit Copper Mesh, Xcluder Single Roll or Pur Black Foam can be used. In larger holes or gaps you may need to use sheet metal or hardware cloth with less than ¼” mesh to repair the area.
  2. Check all doors, door frames, windows and window frames. Replace any weather stripping that does not create a tight seal. Replace any broken window panes. Replace any damaged window or door screens. Repair any gap, hole or crack around frames that are ¼” or larger. If gnawing damage is present on doors, a metal kickplate should be installed to prevent any additional gnawing.
  3. Inspect all trees and hedges near home. Any tree branches or hedges that touch or hang over the house should be cut back to prevent rodent from using them as pathways onto and into the house. Keep grass short and trim bottom of hedges or bushes to expose soil beneath and eliminate rodent harborage areas.
  4. Inspect the roof. Check shingles, roof ventilators and vent screens to be sure they are secure and undamaged, replacing or repairing as needed. Make sure the chimney is capped to prevent animal entry.
  5. Look at all utility entry points. Areas where utilities enter the home can also make easy access points for rodents. Make sure any gap or hole larger than ¼” around the wire, cable or pipe is sealed using Stuf-Fit Copper Mesh, Pur Black Foam, Xcluder, hardware cloth and mortar or sheet metal where needed.
  6. Pipes that run vertically up houses can be utilized by rats as direct pathways onto and into your home. You can paint a 12” band around the pipe at least 3 feet from the ground using high gloss clear paint to stop rodents from climbing. As an alternative you can place circular metal rodent guards around the pipe.
  7. Brick or stone houses can be very easy for rats to climb. As with pipes, you can paint a 12” band (at least 3 feet from the ground) using high gloss paint all the way around the structure to deter climbing.
  8. Remove food and water sources when possible. Feed pets in the morning and remove any uneaten food immediately. Find and fix any leaking pipes or drains. Remove bird feeders if possible to eliminate the bird seed as a possible food source.
  9. Clean up any rodent feces and urine found during the inspection. Be sure to wear protective gloves and a respirator to avoid breathing in any fecal matter. Use a bleach solution to clean rodent nesting areas and entry points to get rid of any pheromones left behind that may attract future rodents.

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What size of mesh material is in the Xcluder Kit?

The description of this product says the material is 4ft x 10ft, twice, but the box pictured in the image says 4in. I think it's 4in based on the photo. Am I correct? Please update description to match if so.

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The Xcluder Kit has 4" wide fabric and is 10 foot of material. 

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