RodeXit

Our experience is that though a single RodeXit layer is normally sufficient to protect spaces, a double layer installation works well if the rodent pressure is very high calling for a high degree of protection from rodents.

Yes, you can seal gaps upto 5 cm. wide for which you can use two RodeXit strips

You can use RodeXit seals for proofing holes in walls around pipes or cables by overlapping four strips in form of a square around a round pipe or cable.

Yes, you can use silicone sealant at the upper edge of the seal to fix it to a door.

You need a straight tin snip with long blades to cut RodeXit into strips while installing them.

Though the RodeXit strip does not need any maintenance, you can check it periodically to be sure that it is intact and does not have mechanical or rodent damage that could compromise the rodent protection it offers.

We recommend use of RodeXit in vertical astragal gaps of double doors in glass or other material. To retain the aesthetic appearance of a door with a seal you can cover the seal with a mounting strip matching the door.

By bending the RodeXit strip at a 90 degree, angle you can cover the space between two objects with a gap with the RodeXit bending at right angle at the centre.

You can easily cut the RodeXit strip either vertically or horizontally to fit in the shape of the gap you are seeking to close.

You can use either flat-headed screws e.g. ¾ – 1 inch (20 – 25 mm) long No. 10 (4.8 mm) hex head screws or pan head screws with a No. 2 Philips recess.

You can either place a washer between the head of the screw and RodeXit strip or use an aluminiuum carpet trim or transition mounting strip.

You can cover such spaces by using smaller RodeXit strips that are at angles to cover the gap fully.