Spider and Roach Glue Traps with Foldable Tunnel Design, Bait-Free Indoor Monitoring and 30–90 Trap Options – Catchmaster
Spider and Roach Glue Traps with Foldable Tunnel Design, Bait-Free Indoor Monitoring and 30–90 Trap Options – Catchmaster
Spider and roach glue traps monitor crawling pest activity without sprays or added bait. Catchmaster adhesive boards capture spiders, cockroaches, crickets, ants, silverfish, centipedes, millipedes and other crawling insects in kitchens, garages, basements, cabinets, closets and storage areas.
Use each board flat for broad exposure or fold it into a tunnel to help shield the adhesive from dust. Place traps along baseboards, pathways and entry points where insects have been observed, then inspect them to identify active areas. The selected pack contains 45 red-and-brown traps; additional variants provide 30 traps or two 45-trap packs. Under normal indoor conditions, a board can remain useful for up to one year before disposal.
Specifications
- Brand: Catchmaster
- Product: Crawling insect glue trap
- Selected quantity: 45 traps
- Additional quantities: 30 traps or 2 packs of 45
- Color: Red and brown
- Style: Classic
- Capture method: Extra-strength adhesive
- Bait required: No
- Configurations: Flat board or folded tunnel
- Target pests: Spiders, roaches, crickets, ants, silverfish, centipedes and millipedes
- Use location: Indoors
- Suggested areas: Kitchens, garages, basements, cabinets, closets and storage areas
- Monitoring purpose: Identify crawling pest activity
- Duration: Up to 1 year under normal indoor conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Catchmaster insect glue traps need bait?
No. The adhesive boards are ready to use without adding bait.
Should the traps be used flat or folded?
Either setup works: leave a board flat for more exposed adhesive or fold it into a tunnel to help protect the glue from dust.
Where should the traps be placed?
Set them along baseboards, pest pathways and entry points in indoor rooms where crawling insects have been observed.
Can these traps help monitor an infestation?
Yes. Regular inspection shows which locations have activity and helps guide where additional traps may be useful.