AF Tunnel (Box of 12)

London's housing stock presents specific challenges that make the AF Tunnel particularly valuable. Victorian and Georgian terraces dominate inner London, and these properties weren't designed with modern pest prevention in mind.

The city's millions of mice exploit interconnected cavity walls, traveling freely between properties via party walls. Suspended timber floors create highways beneath floorboards, while basement flats provide consistent moisture and food access. Traditional council estates add another layer of complexity with their communal infrastructure.

Conservation areas covering over 1,000 zones across London restrict renovation options. Listed building consent requirements mean you often can't modify structures to seal entry points, making effective trapping your primary defense.

The AF Tunnel's box of 12 addresses London's multi-point entry reality. You're not dealing with a single mouse entering one location. You're managing populations using dozens of access routes through aging infrastructure. Strategic placement at entry points, along known runs, and in vulnerable areas creates a comprehensive defense system.

The lockable design proves essential in London's high-density living situations. Shared gardens, communal hallways, and properties with young children or pets require protection that standard exposed traps can't provide. The tunnel delivers professional-grade control without compromising safety.