Trapper Max Glue Boards – Foldable Flat or Tent Mouse and Roach Traps for Every Room
Trapper Max Glue Boards – Foldable Flat or Tent Mouse and Roach Traps for Every Room
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Why you'll love it
- Non-toxic formula is safer around children and pets compared to poison baits
- Peanut butter scent increases catch rate by luring rodents and insects onto the board
- 12-pack value offers enough boards to treat multiple rooms or replace traps as needed
- Foldable design lets users place traps in narrow gaps or flat on floors for flexible placement
- No chemicals, batteries, or power required—simple manual trap
- Low-cost DIY alternative to professional exterminator services
Perfect for
- Trapping mice along garage or basement walls where rodents travel
- Catching cockroaches and spiders in kitchen corners and under sinks
- Catching bed bugs in bedroom baseboards and mattress edges
- Placing folded traps in tight spaces like behind appliances to monitor insect activity
- Lay flat on garage floor or attic to catch crawling insects
About this item
Great non-toxic way of catching rodents and insects.
The glue covered surface measures 4.5"X 6.5" (The whole trap is 5.25"X 7.75")
Can be used as flat or folded and placed where rodent or other target pests activities have been observed.
Includes 12 peanut butter scented glue boards
Boards are scented
Frequently Asked Questions
How many rooms can I treat with one 12-pack of Trapper Max Glue Boards?
A 12-pack provides enough boards to monitor and treat multiple zones throughout a home, typically covering four to six rooms depending on infestation severity. Most homeowners place two to three boards in high-activity areas like kitchens, basements, garages, and bedrooms along baseboards.
Will these glue traps work in both my kitchen and my basement without buying different products?
Yes, Trapper Max Glue Traps are designed for multi-room versatility and work on the same pests found in kitchens (cockroaches, spiders, mice) and basements (mice, centipedes, crawling insects). The foldable design lets you adjust placement for cabinet corners versus open floor areas.
Can I use these traps along baseboards in my living room without them looking unsightly?
The low-profile boards lay flat against baseboards and can be tucked behind furniture, in corners, or under cabinets to stay out of sight. Many homeowners place them behind couches, entertainment centers, and along the back edge of kitchen counters for discreet pest control.
Do I need a separate trap for mice versus cockroaches, or does one product handle both?
Trapper Max Glue Boards target multiple pests on a single board, including mice, cockroaches, spiders, bed bugs, and other crawling insects. The peanut butter scent and large adhesive surface attract and hold a broad range of household pests, so you do not need separate trap types.
Is this an affordable alternative if I cannot afford a professional exterminator visit?
A 12-pack of glue boards is a low-cost DIY solution that can address minor to moderate pest issues without the $200 to $500 cost of a professional service call. For early-stage infestations and ongoing monitoring, glue traps offer strong value compared to recurring exterminator contracts.
Is this a good last-minute gift for someone who just moved into a new house?
Glue traps are a practical housewarming gift for anyone settling into an older home, apartment, or property with known pest history. Pairing a 12-pack with a small flashlight or storage caddy makes a thoughtful and immediately useful moving-in bundle.
Does the home-decor look of these traps matter, or are they strictly utilitarian?
Trapper Max Glue Boards are designed for function over appearance, so they are best deployed in hidden areas like under sinks, behind appliances, and inside cabinets. If visible placement is needed, the folded tent mode keeps the sticky surface concealed for a cleaner room appearance.
Can one pack handle a whole apartment, or should I buy extras for larger homes?
For a standard one or two-bedroom apartment, a single 12-pack is usually sufficient for initial treatment and follow-up replacement. Larger homes with finished basements, attics, and multiple bathrooms often benefit from a second 12-pack to cover all high-risk zones simultaneously.
Do these traps help with the musty smell and droppings from a mouse infestation?
Glue boards catch live mice and stop additional droppings from accumulating, which is the first step in resolving odor and sanitation issues. After trapping, you will still need to clean affected areas with disinfectant, seal entry points, and replace contaminated insulation for full odor removal.
Will I need to buy replacement traps often, or do these last a long time once set?
Unset glue boards have a long shelf life when stored in a cool, dry place. Once deployed, each board remains effective for two to four weeks unless it catches a pest or becomes dusty, at which point it should be replaced from your 12-pack supply.
How do these compare to mouse poison for a whole-home treatment plan?
Poison bait can kill mice but creates secondary poisoning risks for pets and wildlife, plus odor problems when rodents die inside walls. Trapper Max Glue Boards physically catch pests for visible, sanitary removal and pose no chemical risk to family members or other animals.
Is this better than DIY peppermint oil or ultrasonic repellers for general home use?
Peppermint oil and ultrasonic devices are deterrents that may push pests away temporarily without solving the underlying problem, while glue traps physically remove the existing population. For homeowners who want proof of catch and measurable results, glue boards are more reliable than scent-based repellents.
How does this compare to a multi-pack of snap traps for the same price?
Snap traps kill mice quickly but require precise baiting, safe placement away from fingers, and regular resetting, while Trapper Max Glue Boards are pre-scented and ready to use. For renters, parents, and pet owners who want simpler setup and chemical-free operation, glue boards are easier to deploy at scale.
Will these traps still work in my older home with drafts and gaps, or do I need professional sealing too?
Glue boards work effectively in older homes with drafts and gaps by catching pests that enter through those openings, but they do not seal the gaps themselves. For a complete solution, pair trapping with caulk, steel wool, or door sweeps to close entry points and prevent new infestations.
Could the smell of trapped pests on the board bother my household before I dispose of it?
Trapped insects and small mice may produce a mild odor after several days, especially in warm rooms. Checking and replacing boards every two to three days minimizes smell and keeps your 12-pack rotating fresh traps into high-activity zones.
Is there a risk of the cardboard getting wet and falling apart in damp basements?
Excess moisture can weaken the cardboard substrate, so in damp basements or garages, place boards in dry elevated spots like shelves, ledges, or inside folded tent mode against walls. Avoiding direct contact with wet floors extends board effectiveness and prevents the adhesive from washing out.
How do I set up and place a Trapper Max Glue Board for the best results?
Remove the board from the packaging without touching the adhesive surface, then place it flat along a baseboard or wall edge where you have seen droppings, gnaw marks, or pest activity. For tight spaces like behind appliances or inside cabinets, fold the board into a tent shape with the sticky surfaces facing inward toward the wall gap. Place two to three boards in each high-activity area and check them every two to three days, replacing used boards from your 12-pack as needed.
Should I use the board flat or folded into a tent shape?
Use the flat position along baseboards, under furniture, and on garage or basement floors where pests travel openly. Fold the board into tent mode for tight gaps behind stoves, refrigerators, and dishwashers, or to conceal the sticky surface in living areas. Both modes are equally effective, and many homeowners use a combination of flat and folded boards to cover different room layouts.
How long does a glue board stay effective once set out?
An undisturbed Trapper Max Glue Board remains effective for two to four weeks in typical indoor conditions, though dusty, humid, or high-traffic environments may shorten this window. Replace any board that has caught a pest, become coated in dust, or lost its tackiness, and rotate fresh boards from your 12-pack into active zones.
Will these glue boards work on bed bugs along mattress edges and baseboards?
Yes, Trapper Max Glue Boards are effective for monitoring and partially controlling bed bugs when placed along mattress seams, bed frame edges, and bedroom baseboards. For severe bed bug infestations, glue traps work best as part of a broader treatment plan that includes mattress encasements, professional heat treatment, and thorough laundering of bedding.
Can I use these traps if I also have a cat or dog that hunts mice?
Glue traps can be used in homes with cats and dogs, but placement matters to prevent pets from contacting the adhesive. Position boards inside folded tent mode in gaps pets cannot access, such as behind appliances, under cabinets, or inside crawl spaces. If your pet hunts rodents, monitor boards frequently to free any caught pests before your pet attempts to remove them and becomes stuck.
What is included in the box and do I need to buy anything else separately?
Each box contains 12 pre-scented peanut butter glue boards measuring 4.5 by 6.5 inches each, ready to use with no additional bait, batteries, or setup required. You may want to keep disposable gloves and a small trash bag on hand for sanitary disposal of used boards, but no other accessories are necessary to begin trapping.
Is the peanut butter scent safe for people with allergies or sensitivities?
The peanut butter scent is a mild attractant infused into the adhesive and does not contain actual peanut protein, so it is generally safe for households with peanut allergies. The scent is light and localized, and most people with sensitivities do not experience any reaction, though you can place boards in well-ventilated areas if you prefer to minimize any scent exposure.
How do I safely dispose of a used glue board with a caught pest?
Wear disposable gloves, place the entire board with the caught pest into a sealed plastic bag, and dispose of it in an outdoor trash container with a secure lid. Do not flush glue boards, as the adhesive can clog plumbing. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling, and replace the used board with a fresh one from your 12-pack.
What is the difference between a glue trap and a snap trap, and which is better?
Snap traps kill mice with a quick mechanical bar, while glue traps catch and hold pests on an adhesive surface without poison. Glue traps are easier to set, require no baiting, and offer visual proof of catch, while snap traps are reusable and can be more sanitary since the pest is killed instantly. For renters, parents, and pet owners who want chemical-free simplicity, glue boards are often the preferred choice.
