Triple-Celled Bat House with 2 Bat Exclusion Tubes and Book

Encourage bats to exit your home and roost in their own place with this Triple-Celled Bat House with 2 Bat Exclusion Tubes and Book kit. Adding a bat house to your landscaping provides these animals a wonderful roosting spot, while the exclusion tubes keep them out of your house. The cedar body of the OBC Triple-Celled Bat House forms a classic shelter, while its plywood back makes it easy to place against a tree, wall, post, or pole. Nylon netting inside each chamber enables bats to grip the uprights, and an overhanging roof protects the unit from rain. Affix the flat back of the shelter to a wall, post, tree, or pole using an adapter, keeping it near the bats' flight path for the highest occupancy chances. Attach the two included Bat Exclusion Tubes to your wall, soffit, or crevice using caulk or adhesive, creating two innovative, one way valves. These 10" long, smooth PVC tubes each have a 12" long, clear plastic sleeve at the base. Bats can easily exit your home through these tubes, while the plastic sleeves collapse inward when the animals try to fly back inside, acting as safe and humane excluders. Once you are certain all bats have vacated your home, remove these tubes and permanently seal any openings they are using. The PVC body of these tubes withstands exposure to the elements all season, while the cedar and plywood construction of the shelter keeps it durable. Read through the included Understanding Bats booklet for in-depth information on bats and their behaviors, increasing your knowledge of these flying mammals. Direct bats out of your home and into their own using this Triple-Celled Bat House with 2 Bat Exclusion Tubes and Book bundle. House made in the USA.

Kit Contents:
Qty 1 OBC Triple-Celled Bat House, SE521, 300 Bats
Qty 2 BestNest Bat Exclusion Tubes
Qty 1 Understanding Bats booklet

Bats that use this house:

• big brown, cave, eastern pipistrelle, evening, little brown, Mexican free-tailed, northern long-eared, pallid, Pallas' mastiff, Rafinesque's big-eared, southeastern, and Yuma bat

House Dimensions: 14.125"W x 5.5"D x 23.75"H
House Mounting: wall, post, tree, or pole mount
House Construction: cedar, plywood