FIRST LOOK / WEBSITE CONCEPTSample evidence is labeled throughout.
RATORUS Meet the trap

EXPERIENCE MEETS INVENTION

Rodent
control.
Rethought.

A patented trap design. A different way in.
Built on 25+ years of hands-on pest-control experience.

See what makes it different Meet the inventor
U.S. PATENT NO. 12,256,726 B2
THE RATORUS TRAP01 / PATENTED DESIGN
Concept rendering of a dark rectangular Ratorus trap with a lid and elevated circular entrances
It starts with
a different entrance.
Concept visualization. Final product appearance may vary.
36+

Years of pest-control
experience

8+

Trap-related patents
behind the inventor

U.S.

Patented
trap design

Practical experience.
Purposeful invention.

THE THINKING INSIDE THE TRAP

The difference starts
at the entrance.

Small structural details have a purpose.
Here’s the idea behind the Ratorus design.

INSIDE THE DESIGNFIG. 01
Simplified cross-section of the elevated entry design An opening above the trap floor leads into an enclosed chamber. A downward path leads to the adhesive floor. The bottom of the entry is 2.5 to 3 inches above the floor. Raised entry 2.5–3 inches Adhesive floor ENCLOSED INTERIOR
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01

An entrance with intention.

Raised openings are designed to let rodents enter before contacting the adhesive, then drop onto the floor below.

02

A sheltered interior.

Small openings and a covered, dark interior limit incoming light—a deliberate part of the design.

03

More than one way in.

Multiple entrances and the raised entry height are intended to support multiple captures and reduce blockage at the openings.

04

Adhesive. No rodenticide required.

The design uses an adhesive floor for capture. A replaceable glue layer is included in the patent’s third claim.

Design features reflect U.S. Patent 12,256,726 B2. Final product specifications, refill options, and use instructions will be confirmed before launch.

THE EVIDENCE

Let the results
tell the story.

ILLUSTRATIVE CONTENT

The figures and testimonial below are sample content for this first draft. They are not verified product results.

SAMPLE CAPTURE RATE92%

Example result for a controlled field evaluation.

Illustrative figure · evidence pending
SAMPLE FIELD STUDY30

Locations in an example product trial.

Illustrative figure · evidence pending
SAMPLE EVALUATION PERIOD60days

Example duration for tracking field performance.

Illustrative figure · evidence pending
Simple to place. Straightforward to service. It’s the kind of practical thinking we want in the field.
Sample customer testimonialPlaceholder wording — approval pending
DRAFT
THE ORIGINAL SPIRITRAT OR US?
Original Rat or Us artwork featuring a cartoon pest-control professional and a rat
EXPERIENCE. PERSISTENCE. INVENTION.

MEET THE INVENTOR

Built by someone
who’s been there.

36 years in pest control.
One drive to keep improving.

Behind Ratorus is Nick Suteerawanit, an inventor and pest-control business owner with more than 36 years of experience tackling rodent problems.

With more than four trap-related patents, he brings a practical perspective to product design: look closely at the problem, pay attention to the details, and keep working on the solution.

Nick SuteerawanitInventor & pest-control business owner

THE IDEA, ON RECORD

Experience brought it to life.
A patent puts it on paper.

Explore the U.S. patent
UNITED STATES PATENT12,256,726 B2
INVENTION
Rodent Glue Trap
GRANTED
March 25, 2025
INVENTOR
Nick Suteerawanit

U.S. Patent 12,256,726 B2

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