
Low-profile coverage
Large Adhesive Traps — 10 Pack
Low-clearance boards for gaps a snap trap will not fit.
For dry, enclosed runs behind appliances and under units where there is no room for a snap trap. Check your local rules before buying: some US cities restrict the sale or use of adhesive traps.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Built around the two jobs people hate.
Large adhesive area
A wide board covers the full width of a narrow run, where a snap trap only covers its own footprint.
Low profile
Fits gaps under units and behind appliances with too little clearance for a sprung trap.
No mechanical setting
Nothing to set or arm. Place the board flat, dry and out of reach of children, pets and wildlife.
Ten-board pack
Ten boards let you cover multiple runs and swap out any that collect dust or damp.
PLACEMENT GUIDE
Set it where they already walk.
Follow the droppings, gnaw marks and greasy rub marks along skirting boards and pipe runs. Set the trap at right angles to the wall with the bait end nearest it. Traps in open floor stay empty.

Check your local rules first
Adhesive traps are restricted in a growing number of US cities. There is no statewide or federal ban, but several municipalities have prohibited the sale or use of glue traps and others have proposals under consideration. Check your city or county ordinance before ordering.
Important use guidance
Check local laws before purchase or use. Keep away from children, pets and non-target animals. Inspect frequently and follow every instruction on the package.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you order.
Adhesive traps carry considerations that snap traps do not. Read these first.
Are adhesive traps legal where I live?
There is no statewide or federal ban in the US, but a number of cities have prohibited the sale or use of glue traps and others have proposals under consideration. Check your local ordinance before ordering.
Where should these not be used?
Anywhere damp, dusty or exposed, and anywhere a child, pet or wild animal could reach. Adhesive boards do not distinguish between target and non-target animals.
When is a snap trap the better choice?
Whenever there is room for one. Snap traps are reusable, work in more conditions and avoid the local-rules question entirely.
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