Vermin-proofing barriers for service entries & electrical enclosures
Clean, practical sealing and barriers for gaps around cables, conduits and service entry holes
• No poisons • Tidy finish • Indoor / outdoor ready
When quick fixes turn into extra work.
Uncontrolled expansion
Mess & disposal
Still leaves gaps
There’s a better way to seal entry points.
Rat Out is building a clean, controllable range of sealing and barrier products for service entry holes, cable entries and conduits.
The goal is simple: a tidy finish and a repeatable result across sites and conditions.
VerPack Putty is a mouldable, re-usable sealing putty for service entry gaps around cables, conduits and irregular openings. It shapes easily by hand for a tidy finish, and can be removed and re-applied when access is needed.
Packaging: Supplied in UV-stabilised, resealable bags to support storage and reuse.
Sizes: Available in two sizes.
Featured: VerPack Putty
Featured: VerPack Putty
Built for real site conditions.
Rat Out is bringing together a clean, controllable range of sealing and barrier products for service entry holes, cable entries and conduits. We focus on practical installs, tidy finishes, and repeatable results across sites.
Looking for trade supply, samples or a trial pack? Get in touch — we’ll point you to the right product for your application.
About Us
Rat Out is a Sunshine Coast business focussed on a simple idea: close the entry points properly. We’ve seen the damage and downtime rodents and other pests can cause in electrical, comms and infrastructure environments, and how often ‘quick fixes’ can create additional work.
We’re building a clean, controllable range of sealing and barrier products for service entry holes, cable entries and conduits. The goal is straightforward: tidy finishes, and repeatable results across real site conditions.
No fluff — just practical protection.
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Trade enquiries, samples and trials
Tell us what you’re sealing (cables, conduits or service entry holes), whether it’s indoor or outdoor, and the approximate gap size. Attach a photo if you can and we’ll come back with a recommended approach and next steps.