Birmingham

About This Product

The AF Tunnel transforms standard mouse traps into a safe, professional control system. Each tunnel accepts two traps and locks securely, preventing access by children or pets while maintaining full effectiveness against mice.

Complete Protection

The lockable design creates a physical barrier between traps and household members. Mice enter through specially sized openings that accommodate their 6mm entry capability while excluding larger animals and curious fingers.

Touch-Free Operation

Dispose of trapped mice without direct contact. The tunnel's design allows complete removal and replacement without touching contaminated surfaces, reducing disease transmission risk.

Indoor and Outdoor Deployment

Weather-resistant construction performs in Birmingham's variable climate. Deploy along external walls where rodents access buildings, inside garden sheds, or within properties at active entry points.

Professional Results

Twelve tunnels provide comprehensive coverage for typical residential properties. The box-of-12 format matches professional pest control standards while remaining accessible for homeowner use.

Key Features & Benefits

Lockable Design

Secure mechanism prevents children and pets from accessing trap mechanisms

Dual Trap Capacity

Holds two traps per tunnel, doubling effectiveness at each placement point

Touch-Free Disposal

Remove and replace trapped mice without direct contact with contaminated surfaces

Weather Resistant

Performs reliably in both indoor and outdoor environments year-round

Professional Quantity

Box of 12 provides comprehensive coverage for standard residential properties

Safety First

Creates physical barrier between household members and active trapping devices

Perfect for Birmingham

Why This Product is Ideal for Your Area

Birmingham's housing stock creates specific rodent control challenges. Victorian terraces and back-to-back houses share wall cavities where mice travel between properties. Warehouse conversions expose previously sealed industrial spaces. Student HMOs experience high turnover that disrupts ongoing pest management.

The city's 56 kilometers of canal network and 8,000 acres of parks provide constant rodent populations within residential areas. Mice exploit the 6mm entry points common in older construction, accessing properties through gaps around service pipes, deteriorated mortar, and floor-wall junctions.

The AF Tunnel addresses Birmingham's regulatory environment where 29 conservation areas and widespread Article 4 directions restrict external alterations. The tunnel system works within existing building fabric without requiring structural modifications that trigger planning requirements.

Touch-free disposal proves essential in multi-occupancy buildings where trap access occurs in communal spaces. The lockable design prevents interference from other residents while maintaining effectiveness across shared areas.

Victorian terraces with shared wall cavities

56km of canals create rodent corridors

Mice enter through 6mm gaps in older buildings

29 conservation areas require non-invasive solutions

AF Tunnel (Box of 12)