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Specification
Base length | 33cm/ 13.0inches | Material | Stainless steel (SS201.304.316) |
Base width | 1.5cm/0.6inches | Color | Metal |
Diameter of spike | ø1.2mm | Application Type | Physical Barrier |
Length of spike | 11cm/4.3inches | Pest Type | Birds, pigeon, pest animal |
Spike number | 21 spikes | Feature | humane， eco-friendly |
Bird spikes are an effective solution for bird control as it stops birds from landing and lingering on your chimney, rooftop, window sills, or anywhere else they may want to perch.
The bird control spikes are used to deter birds without causing them harm them. We manufacture tough UV stabilized anti bird spikes for a long-term use and protect very narrow ledges or to be used to protect the leading edge of a much wider surface.
Humane - will not harm birds; Low cost effective solution that is virtually invisible.
Easy to install - can be glued, screwed, or tied down; Will not cut or injure installer.
One time solution- no maintenance required.
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Factory introduction
Hebei Sincerity Building Hardware Co.,Ltd. is a manufacturer and factory, which specialized in research, production and sales of pest control equipment for 6 years. All the bird control products are based on international quality standards and greatly appreciated in a variety of markets throughout the world, including Middle East, America, Germany, Spain and so on. Many well-known garden and hardware companies have cooperated with us for long term.
Installation
Step 1: Be sure that the area is clean, dry and free from bird droppings.
Step 2: Choose the tools you plan to use according to the base condition:
A. If using on a wooden or concrete surface, simply use the screw. B. If using on a plastic surface, the spikes can be fixed in place with glue, plastic ties, or installation clamp.
Step 3: The first row of spikes are pasted on the front of the surface, so that it is fully protected by the spikes.
Step 4: Immediately replace the damaged spike before the birds move in.
