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The Exterra Termite Bait System is a baiting system used to control termites. For above-ground control, stations are filled with Labyrinth and attached securely to the structure with access openings flush with a surface near an infestation, or bags are placed within a wall void. For in-ground control, receptacles are installed at or near suspected termite entry points or foraging areas around the structure, ideally with no more than twenty feet between adjacent receptacles.
Install a station by attaching it to the structure securely. Position termite access openings in the stations flush with a surface close to or on which an active termite infestation is located. Bait the station by filling it with Labyrinth. Install a bag by placing the bag within a wall void.
Install receptacles at or near points of known or suspected termite entry into the structure. Install receptacles at or preferably within five feet of points of known, probable or suspected termite foraging. Install receptacles around a structure such that, except where sufficient access to the ground is not available, the maximum interval between any two adjacent receptacles does not exceed twenty feet.