5" x 30' copper mesh

I used this to keep wasps from entering our metal shed. The roofline has tiny gaps in it where the wasps would happily build their nests. I cut this ribbon mesh with regular scissors and stuffed it into the holes. So far this summer no wasps have made it inside! You can also use it across vents to keep insects from getting in, too. Easy to handle and does the job for me at a good value.

This work really well better then any other

I bought this thinking, “How exciting can copper mesh really be?” Turns out—very. It’s sturdy, easy to cut, and weirdly satisfying to work with. I used it for projects, pest-proofing, and possibly some light wizardry (results pending). Holds its shape well, doesn’t fall apart, and makes me feel way more capable than I actually am. Would absolutely buy again—10/10 for unexpected usefulness.

This copper mesh did not show up and is a round roll. Came in on a flat pack. Which I do kind of prefer as it takes a less space

I looked long and hard to find this copper mesh I use it in place of steel wool to plug gaps in house siding that bats and rodents use to come in. Steel wools will rust and stain the house material. It is also great for scrubbing pot and pans a will not scratch stainless steel. It also works as a strainer for liquids.

Nice product. I used it to fill weep holes between bricks around the foundation of my house. Works well and cuts easily with scissors but do it outside to keep the small copper shards out of the house.

Great for keeping mice out of my apartment!

I recommend this to plug holes from rodents. If the area is exposed to water, the copper does much better than stainless steel.

Excellent for wrapping wiring and gaps underneath your RV & stuffing around plumbing that goes through your RV kitchen & bathroom cabinets to keep mice out.

Good width but doesn’t go very far. Used on large garden pots and around legs of tall planter boxes. For contiguous protection, fasten to planter or pot with copper tape.

I put this stuff up all around the edges of some rooms in my basement where mice would find a way into. Very easy to install, just staple or tuck it in tightly so that rodents can't pull it out. I am pretty sure a mouse would get stuck in this stuff and find it hard to get loose. Cutting pieces off is simple but make sure that you vacuum up any loose material so that it doesn't get stuck in your socks or feet. Wear safety glasses but gloves aren't necessary at all. Wash your hands when done with the material!!

Does the job to block holes from critters. Not as good quality as Lea Valley though

Perfect project product. Copper is woven into a tube like a sleeve of a shirt. I used it to cover the metal frame of a dragonfly wing. 10/10.