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Defender 8 Plastic Bird Spike (Per M)

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Plastic bird spikes prevent birds such as pigeons from nesting, perching or gathering on ledges and beams.
Purchase by the meter or in packs of 10 or 100.
Each strip is snappable to size and easy to install with our adhesive range.
Plastic anti-bird spikes are made from super-tough Durolon UV stabilised polycarbonate.
Each metre is made up of 3 strips which can also be attached to gutters or windows using the relevant clips. (Sold separately)

Spike Width: 140mm

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SKU

defender8

Grouped product items
Product Name	Qty
Defender 8 Plastic Bird Spike (Per M) £4.68 £3.90
Defender Gutter Clips - Pack Of 100 £39.00 £32.50
Defender Window Clips - Pack of 10 £6.18 £5.15

Details

The Defender 8 Plastic Bird Spike is an effective pigeon deterrent method to protect shop signage, ledges, windows and other areas. Easy to install, pigeon infestations will soon clear up when they can't perch or roost on their desired location. These plastic spikes offer coverage for 200mm (8 inches) and can be bought in packs of 10, 100 or by the meter to ensure you have enough spikes to stop your pigeon problem for good.

Installing Bird Spikes:


Spike systems are an effective system for proofing against pigeons and gulls in most situations, however this is not recommended for smaller bird species such as sparrows.	Before installing bird spikes, it is important to make sure the area is cleaned by removing any guano and debris, such as flaking paint. This ensures proper adhesion.	Surfaces should also be cleaned and sanitised with products such as Bio-Rid to disinfect and start breaking down the guano and dirt. Ensure the surface is dry before application, for damp conditions use a product such as Fix-all.

Apply silicon to the surface or base of the spike using a caulking gun, use the ridge in the base of the spike as a guide. Immediately position spike onto the surface, press down firmly in to place.	Systems with angled leading spikes offer better edge protection when installed so spikes are protruding over the edge slightly. Rows of spikes should be no further than 65mm apart for pigeons and maximum of 100mm apart for gulls.	Bird spike can be installed by using cable ties for pipes and rails or screwed on to wooden surfaces. They can also be installed on windows and gutters using specific clips.