Why use a box for bait or traps?
The lockable housing helps reduce access to the bait or trap mechanism by children, pets and wildlife. You can unlock the lid for checks, then close it securely again. Put the station where it will not be played with or disturbed, secure it as instructed and follow the instructions for its contents.
Rat Box: room for a rat-control setup
Choose the Pest-Store Rat Box for suitable rat bait or one compatible rat snap trap. The hinged lid gives you room to check and reset your setup, and fixing holes let you secure it. Confirm the trap dimensions and leave enough clearance for it to operate freely.
Compact Mouse Box: useful where space matters
The Compact Mouse Box holds suitable mouse bait or one compatible mouse snap trap. It is the smaller option for an accessible mouse route beside stored items or a room edge. Measure the space first: you need to reach and open the box as well as fit it into position.
Double Mouse Box: room for two traps
The Double Mouse Box provides space for up to two compatible mouse snap traps, or a suitable bait setup. Choose it when you want more room inside one station. A second trap in one place does not replace covering separate active routes where your inspection shows they are needed.
Buy around the job, not just the box size
Droppings help identify the pest; the location tells you how the setup will be used. A kitchen, loft, garage and shed each need accessible positions for checks. Read the relevant location guide, then compare traps and poison. For bait, the station and placement must meet the product label requirements.
How many boxes should you use?
Start with the active routes, not a fixed number. If signs are appearing in several places, more than one box lets you cover those locations. Two traps in a Double Mouse Box cover one spot; two separate boxes cover two spots. For poison, match the number of stations, spacing and bait quantities to its label. Keep every station accessible for checks.
Know what arrives, and what comes next
Every launch box includes one key. Traps and poison are bought separately. Choose a suitable position along an active rodent route and lock the lid after each check. Alongside your purchase, check food storage and likely entry points: the box protects access to the treatment, while proofing helps prevent another visit.