Insect Glue Board BROS BRPL — single sticky bait plate for crawling insects

BROS BRPL is a single-use adhesive insect board designed to capture crawling pests without poisons or sprays. The ready-to-use sticky plate traps insects on contact and provides a discreet monitoring and control option for indoor spaces such as kitchens, pantries and basements. The compact, flat design allows easy placement along walls, in corners and near entry points where ants, roaches and other crawling insects are likely to travel.

Advantages

The glue board uses a strong, non-drying adhesive surface that retains captured insects reliably until disposal. Because it is a passive, chemical-free solution, it poses no airborne residues and can be used in food storage and preparation areas when placed appropriately. The slim profile enables inconspicuous positioning in tight spaces and behind appliances, while single-use design eliminates the need for maintenance or refilling.

Suitable for

• Monitoring ant trails and reducing ant activity in kitchens and dining areas
• Trapping roaches and other crawling pests in pantries, cupboards and basements
• Discrete placement behind appliances, along skirting boards and near drains
• Use in homes, apartments, storage rooms and non-commercial indoor areas

Key specifications

• Form: single-use adhesive board
• Target pests: crawling insects such as ants and cockroaches
• Application: indoor use only
• Design: low-profile, flat plate suitable for narrow spaces
• Safety: chemical-free trapping method (no aerosol or powder)

How to use

Remove the board from its packaging and place it with the adhesive side up on a clean, dry surface where insect activity is observed or suspected. Position the board along walls, in corners, behind appliances or near likely entry points. Replace the board when adhesive is covered by insects or dust, or according to monitoring needs. Dispose of the used board according to local waste guidelines.

Usage recommendations

For best results, place multiple boards along known insect pathways and check them regularly to assess activity levels. Keep boards away from children and pets and avoid placing them directly on food-contact surfaces. Combine with good sanitation and sealing of entry points for a more effective indoor pest management strategy.