ZWIN 12"X40" Stainless Steel Woven Wire Mesh Roll 30cmX100cmcm Stainless Steel Mesh Screen 120 Mesh - Filter Screen Sheet Filtration Cloth(0.125mm Hole)

This works great in my sand blast cabnet as a window protector. Be careful when handling, will cut you quick!

Perfect for replacing the plexiglass some PC cases come with covering the large air intake fans. Still catches dust that can be vacuumed off and greatly increases air flow. Very stiff metal screen.

Easy to cut and work with. I was able to get 4 vents with one of these.

We're pretty clean in a semi dirty area. Our neighborhood is Congested with 2 houses attached to ours. Tried many things to avoid roaches but they just kept coming.I will list the order of the things we tried because one or all them helped but this sealed the deal.1. We wash dishes every night & take out the trash (didn't help, found them in the pantry and around the house)2. Fumigated every day by attacking every last one of them with raid (never ending battle)3. Sealed all sink drains after every use. Made sure toilet seats were always down. Still do.4. Installed bug repellent plug ins around the house, noticed a slight difference. But was still a problem.5. Caulked the entire house, all baseboards, staircases, everything!! (Made a big difference but was still seeing them)6. Finally applied this to all the vents (we have 3). It wasn't too bad to cut as long as you have large scissors but it is very sharp. I duct taped the edges down & cut out the hole required by some vents and.....They're gone! Not one. This was the last product we used and I swear this sealed the deal. I guess they came in mostly through the vents but covering faucet drains is a huge must also.I seriously hate roaches and we are not dirty people. So if you're in the same boat I highly recommend topping your vents & reclaim your home <3

This screen was just what I needed to cover an opening that was needed for air flow. The mice discovered the opening, and now they have no access.It was easy to cut with heavy duty shears. Wear gloves and be prepared for tiny wire ends flying off when cutting.