Rat Trap Bench – humane rat trap bench
The only rat‑trap bench that catches rats humanely.

Designed as street furniture. Now the #1 humane rat catcher.

Ordinary rat traps chase your visitors away.
Rat Trap Bench invites them in – while quietly doing its job.

It’s not about the outer box. It’s about what’s inside.
We designed this bench with the comfort of the rat in mind: a stress‑free, animal‑friendly trap with always‑fresh water.

No poison. No drowning. No glue. No electricity.
Catches 20–50 rats per bench.

25+ year Scandinavian coating – rot warranty included
World’s first humane rat trap bench

Why Rat Trap Bench?

🪑 Real bench – Solid Western Red Cedar with stainless steel (RVS) liner. Finished with Scandinavian linseed oil & tar (25+ year rot warranty). Looks normal, people sit on it. Customizable per location.

🐀 Real catch – Up to 200 rats with four benches in a row. One bench catches 20–50.

💧 Humane – Water nipple inside the cage. No dehydration. Live capture – weekly service available.

🔧 Low maintenance – Swap the cage in 2 minutes. No bait, no power, no smell.

📦 Optional service contracts – We handle cage swap, cleaning, and rat disposal. You do nothing.

🪧 Sponsor a bench – Businesses can donate a bench. Advertising space on the bench. Your logo, your message.

Prevent this problem.

Install Rat Trap Bench – the bench that catches rats humanely.

Keep your city centers, parks, schoolyards, and recreation areas rat‑free.

Designed as street furniture – now the #1 humane rat catcher.
No poison. No drowning. No glue.
Catches 20–50 rats per bench.

Made for: Cities, parks, resorts, marinas, seaports, downtowns, train & bus stations, parking lots, and more.

Made in the USA and Canada – local materials, local craftsmanship. No overseas shipping delays.

Contact us for pricing and a pilot demo.
rattrapbench.com | info@rattrapbench.com

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