What shall be the maximum width of perforation of cable tray so that it be considered rodent proof, as I'm willing to install control cables without amour outdoor and I have concerns about rodents such as mice.
What shall be the maximum width of perforation of cable tray so that it be considered rodent proof, as I'm willing to install control cables without amour outdoor and I have concerns about rodents such as mice.
I used to be a beekeeper, it is accepted by beekeepers that mice will squeeze through a 10.0 mm slot. as they have flat skulls and can flatten themselves down, so a 25.0 mm X 10.0 mm slot is not a challenge, they will be in like Flynn.
Bee hive mouse guards generally have 10.0 mm holes, but as Graham said some people think a young mouse will still get through those 10.0 mm holes and prefer 8.0 mm holes, which is still big enough for a bee to get through, but may scrape the pollen they have collected off their legs.
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I used to be a beekeeper, it is accepted by beekeepers that mice will squeeze through a 10.0 mm slot. as they have flat skulls and can flatten themselves down, so a 25.0 mm X 10.0 mm slot is not a challenge, they will be in like Flynn.
Bee hive mouse guards generally have 10.0 mm holes, but as Graham said some people think a young mouse will still get through those 10.0 mm holes and prefer 8.0 mm holes, which is still big enough for a bee to get through, but may scrape the pollen they have collected off their legs.
easy-beesy.com/whats-the-correct-beehive-mouse-guard-hole-size-and-how-to-make-one
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