Need something to keep bats out of the portico entry to our home front door
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I think it should work well for keeping bats out as long as it is flattened out over the area and not bunched up, since when it's bunched up they could be come entangled in it and die.
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That small mesh should work well. As soon as canning season is over I am going to place the webbing in the overhead of my carport and sheds. By hanging it on strings I can keep the birds from building in the overhead.
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Slide bar by pushing forward a bit (towards the gate) and sliding it into the latch. You can put a padlock thru the hole if that isn't enough for you. I'm sure just sliding the bar over is more than adequate protection. They will jump over fence if they want to get in that bad!
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I placed it in my front walkway in front of my door. It scared the heck out of the Fed X guy, not to mention my friends visiting. We just learned to try and step over it. The product worked for me, it stopped the neighbors cat from spraying on my front door. Good luck!
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We attached the bat houses to the south side of the tree using 2 flat metal braces. We placed one at the top and one at the bottom of each house. This gives them more stability.
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If the door is closed, you shouldn't have trouble with dust getting onto the items inside. Just got one of these. Looks nice!
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I think you are looking for something guaranteed to hold the door all the way open. You may want to consider a device that can be locked in the up (open) position. I have seen hinged devices that do that.
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The entrance is large enough to catch a large field mouse. Once inside the threshold, there is a "maze" of walls that I would think would prevent a pet paw from reaching the zapping plates.
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You can put weather strips by the doors to prevent dust from coming in..it works.
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Yes, you could easily buy a thin piece of plywood to block off the run below and the opening on the side of the house. We locked our off while our quail were too small to have free access to the entire run.
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There is a rigid plastic door cover that will snap onto the inside or outside, depending is you want to keep the animal in the house or outside.
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I wish I knew the answer to your question. I don't think that you can plan that part. You can only plan where you will put the bat house. It tells you in the directions how to place it for being most effective. South side of house, as high as you can put it. I put mine next to the side entrance, and they may not come down that low and where it's accessible to human interruptions. The directions also said not to expect them to take up residence in the first year. I have seen several bats circling my house, so I was keeping my fingers crossed that they will notice the house sooner or later. Good luck with yours!!! I wish I knew the answer to your question. I don't think that you can plan that part. You can only plan where you will put the bat house. It tells you in the directions how to place it for being most effective. South side of house, as high as you can put it. I put mine next to the side entrance, and they may not come down that low and where it's accessible to human interruptions. The directions also said not to expect them to take up residence in the first year. I have seen several bats circling my house, so I was keeping my fingers crossed that they will notice the house sooner or later.... » Read More I wish I knew the answer to your question. I don't think that you can plan that part. You can only plan where you will put the bat house. It tells you in the directions how to place it for being most effective. South side of house, as high as you can put it. I put mine next to the side entrance, and they may not come down that low and where it's accessible to human interruptions. The directions also said not to expect them to take up residence in the first year. I have seen several bats circling my house, so I was keeping my fingers crossed that they will notice the house sooner or later. Good luck with yours!!! « Show Less
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Open Wood no backing . I have two to block off my big livingroom. They keep my cats out and off my dark brown couch....
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I'm sure it could be fitted to a storm door. It should not be the only barrier to outdoors, the flap can easily blow open and let in other critters.
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you should not paint this house, chemicals can harm the bats, it is made of cedar and will weather well
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Look for a mask respirator. The type that blocks dust should do the trick.safety Glasses for eye protect.
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I think that might work. It would stop the sound once closed. A motion detector might also work. This brand works great.
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Ours is over the bottom of a screen door to prevent our dogs from pushing the screen in.