Mousemesh was designed to keep mice from entering home via the holes in airbricks and a strengthened version - with a stainless steel rather than plastic frame - is proof against rats and is sometimes refered to as RatMesh.
But it seems that Mousemesh is not limited to keep mice and rats out of our houses - a while ago MouseMesh received the following email from Judy Brown, a satisfied client:
I would just like to thank you for the amazing service re your Mousemeshes.
I ordered them on line yesterday afternoon and they arrived this morning at
8.30 a.m.
They appear to be just what I am looking for. Could I suggest that you
mention slugs in your advertising as this seems to be a very common
problem?
I went on line to ask about the problem and was amazed at the number of
people who are also invaded by slugs.
Judy is right - Netmums carried an extensive correspondence on the problems of slugs in the home.
On 23 July Judy wrote again:
An update re mousemesh as a solution to an infestation of slugs. I
fitted the meshes and within a day we only had one slug trail. I
assumed this was from a slug that was already in the house so put some
pellets down. We have now been completely clear of slugs for weeks!
Thanks again
Mousemesh can also keep small insects such as wasps, cockcroaches and beetles out of your home.
If you have any other Mousemesh success stories please contact Mousemesh - we'd love to hear from you!
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Tuesday, 23 July 2013
Friday, 2 November 2012
SiteWeave create Irish-registered web site for MouseMesh
SiteWeave wrote the MouseMesh UK site some years ago and recently created another MouseMesh web site aimed at the Irish market: www.mousemesh.ie.
The site is already ranking well with www.google.ie - see the search results on the SiteWeave Google Page 1 page.
The top five search terms are:
Winter is the time of year when mice attempt to move into warmer quarters - our homes! Keep mice out by fitting MouseMesh over your airbricks.
The site is already ranking well with www.google.ie - see the search results on the SiteWeave Google Page 1 page.
The top five search terms are:
- buy humane pest control products
- steel rat grills for air bricks
- how to stop mice from entering your home
- mesh for air brick
- air brick cover
Winter is the time of year when mice attempt to move into warmer quarters - our homes! Keep mice out by fitting MouseMesh over your airbricks.
Friday, 22 June 2012
Spotlight on MouseMesh

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| Small, Medium and Large MouseMesh Grills |
The mesh is made of stainless steel and there are three different coloured plastic frames: white, black and brown. In addition there are versions of all three sizes with a stainless steel frame, thus making the MouseMesh rat proof.
MouseMesh come in three sizes - all are wide enough to cover the width of one brick and the medium size will cover the height of two bricks and the large size will cover the height of three bricks.
The mesh is fine enough to prevent a range of insects such as beetles, wasps and bees from entering your property.
SiteWeave wrote the MouseMesh web site in 2008 it has featured in this Blog several times since then:
- 2 December 2008: MouseMesh web site is Number 1 for December
- 17 February 2009: MouseMesh and Insect Pests
- 6 November 2009: Mouse Mesh inventor wins award
- 11 October 2009: New Colours for Mousemesh
- 13 July 2011: SiteWeave re-write the Mousemesh web site
- 21 October 2011: Mousemesh Grilles now available in Stainless Steel
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Friday, 21 October 2011
Mousemesh Grilles now available in Stainless Steel
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| Stainless Steel Mousemesh |
The stainless steel Mousemesh was added to the Mousemesh web site earlier this week and the first order was placed within two hours!
Mousemesh, with plastic or stainless steel surrounds, are available from the Mousemesh web site: www.mousemesh.co.uk.
Mousemesh have been with SiteWeave for a number of years and we have worked closely with Tony to develop and recently re-design the web site. It has featured in the SiteWeave Blog seven times over the years:
- November 2008 - Mousemesh can be purchased in Euros from the web site
- December 2008 - Mousemesh web site is the SiteWeave web site of the month
- February 2009 - Articles are added to the Mousemesh web site explaining how Mousemesh can be used to prevent insects entering your premises
- November 2009 - The inventor of Mouse Mesh, Tony Carr, received the prestigious Gold Award at the Inventor of the Year show held at Alexandra Palace in London.
- October 2010 - New Colours for Mousemesh grilles
- July 2011 - SiteWeave re-write the Mousemesh web site
- October 2011 - Stainless Steel Mousemesh launched
It was the SiteWeave web site of the month in December 2008.
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Wednesday, 13 July 2011
SiteWeave re-write the Mousemesh web site
Mousemesh is a metal grid that fits over air bricks and thus prevents mice from entering your house, shop or business premises. Mousemesh come in three different sizes: small, medium and large and three different colours: white, brown and black.By preventing mice from entering your premises Mousemesh provide a humane way of keeping your property free of mice.
In addition to the new web site SiteWeave have helped Mousemesh to create a Google Merchant account - when potential clients search for Mousemesh using the Google Shopping link they will readily find it since there are fewer items on the Google Shopping page than the normal Google web page.
If you are thinking about having your web site re-written or would like some help with creating a Google Merchant account then email John S at SiteWeave, visit the SiteWeave web site or telephone 02392 753 289.
Monday, 11 October 2010
New Colours for Mousemesh
Mousemesh is the clever grid that fits over three sizes of air brick in order to keep mice out of your home. Initially Mousemesh was only available with a white plastic trim, but now it is available in the same three sizes in white, brown or black.Mousemesh has been greeted as a useful innovation by the Press, the Humane Urban Wildlife Deterrence Service and private individuals - see the Mousemesh Testimonials Page for details.
Now, with a choice of colours, Mousemesh can be fitted to a range of walls to fit in with an existing colour scheme or to provide a contrast.
You can buy Mousemesh products (including the glue used to stick them to walls) from the web site using your credit card or PayPal - and visitors from France, Germany or Spain can read about Mousemesh in their own language then buy some in Euros.
The Mousemesh web site was created by SiteWeave who have maintaned and developed the site over the past few years.
See these other Blog entries for Mousemesh:
- November 2008 - Mousemesh can now be purchased in Euros
- December 2008 - Mousmesh web site is the SiteWeave Site of the Month
- November 2009 - Mousemesh inventor wins Award
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Friday, 6 November 2009
Mouse Mesh inventor wins award
The inventor of Mouse Mesh, Tony Carr, has received the prestigious Gold Award at the Inventor of the Year show held at Alexandra Palace in London. Run by the British Inventors Society (BIS) the BIS event, held from 14-17 October 2009 attracted inventors from all over the world.Tony and his mouse prevention products also featured in news of the BIS event on ITV's breakfast television progamme, GMTV. Presenter Matt Arnold spoke to Tony about his humane pest control invention which is gaining wide acceptance in buildings both in the UK and abroad.
The award also featured in Tony's local newspaper, the Musewell Hill Journal on the 4th November.
The MouseMesh web site was created by SiteWeave Internet Services LLP - creating, supporting and promoting web sites in Portsmouth and beyond for more than ten years.
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Tuesday, 2 December 2008
MouseMesh web site is Number 1 for December
The MouseMesh web site: www.mousemesh.co.uk is SiteWeave's number 1 web site for December. Each month we feature one of our client's web site which can be found on Page 1 of Google UK using five different search terms. In fact MouseMesh have six terms, since their product - a mesh that when fixed over air bricks to prevent mice entering through the small holes in the air brick - also prevents many small insects entering. Thus the sixth search term insects in the home also yields a Google page 1 listing.
SiteWeave have an enviable record of achievement in Search Engine Optimisation, having raised the ranking of many sites to feature on Page 1 of Google. If you would like SiteWeave to conduct a Search Engine Optimisation programme on your web site then please contact John Studd by email or telephone 02392 753 289.
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008
MouseMesh now sold in Euros
MouseMesh is a metal mesh that can be fitted over air bricks - the small mesh size ensures that mice can no longer enter your premises through an air brick. The mesh size is so small - 2mm by 2mm - that many small insect pests are also barred from entry! MouseMesh is available in three sizes which can be purchased from the MouseMesh web site - and you can also buy an adhesive which is recommended for use in fixing the mesh to a wall if you don't wish to use screws.
SiteWeave Internet Services LLP wrote the MouseMesh web site some time ago and have seen a steady increase in the number of visits to the site, and MouseMesh have seen a steady increase in sales to clients in the UK.
Encouraged by enquiries from Europe, Tony Carr of MouseMesh requested SiteWeave to create pages and a PayPal shopping basket so that MouseMesh can be bought in Euros. These pages and shopping basket were launched today.
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