Easily protect against bed bugs with these interceptor traps. Simply place under a bed or furniture leg to start trapping and monitoring bed bugs. Created by Nattaro in Sweden, the worldwide bed bug experts, they are extremely well-designed to maximise bed bug catch.

The Nattaro Bed Bug Stopper protects from both directions.

Comes in dark grey or white to suit your home. The size is: 179 x 179 x 25 mm (LxWxH).

• Made in Sweden from recycled plastics
• Discreet design
• Practical design, easily placed under bed legs, furniture legs, on walls or in corners
  
• The flexible design makes the trap suitable for both round and square legs

The Nattaro Bed Bug Stopper is designed for early detection and continuous monitoring of bed bugs. By placing the bed legs in the uniquely designed trap, the likelihood of bed bugs climbing onto the bed is reduced. The trap can also be placed independently, for example along baseboards where bed bugs tend to gather.

How the Nattaro Bed Bug Stopper works

For bed bugs coming from the floor - Small steps on the outer part of the trap make it easy for the bed bugs to climb in and get caught.

For bed bugs coming from the bed/furniture - Bed bugs that climb down the bed legs and then try to return to the bed are attracted to climb on the small steps on the inner part of the trap.

No matter which path the bed bugs take, they get trapped inside.

The Nattaro Bed Bug Stopper is designed for early detection and continuous monitoring of bed bugs. By placing the bed legs in the uniquely designed trap, the likelihood of bed bugs climbing onto the bed is reduced. The trap can also be placed independently, for example along baseboards where bed bugs tend to gather.

How the Nattaro Bed Bug Stopper works

For bed bugs coming from the floor - Small steps on the outer part of the trap make it easy for the bed bugs to climb in and get caught.

For bed bugs coming from the bed/furniture - Bed bugs that climb down the bed legs and then try to return to the bed are attracted to climb on the small steps on the inner part of the trap.

No matter which path the bed bugs take, they get trapped inside.