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Stainless Steel Bird Spikes
Bird B Gone
10 81 13 Bird Control Devices
Stainless steel pigeon bird spikes are used on buildings and structures to prevent birds from landing and roosting. Pigeon spikes are an effective, humane, and cost-effective bird control solution that will not harm birds. The pigeon spikes come in 1-m (2-ft) sections, are ready to use, and easy to install with no assembly or maintenance required.
Some of its features include:
- commercial-grade stainless steel pins manufactured into a ultraviolet (UV) protected polycarbonate flexible base;
- warranty of 10 years from manufacturer’s defects and defects caused by UV breakdown; and
- the base of the bird spike strip is 50 mm (2 in.) wide and can be glued, screwed, or tied down to most surfaces.
Additional Information
Stainless Steel Bird Spike Installation GuideStainless Steel Bird Spike - 3 Part Specification
Stainless Steel Bird Spike - Comparison Chart
VIDEO - Introduction to Bird Spikes
Stainless Steel Bird Spike - 8
Contact Information
Phone: 8003926915
Email:
chris@birdbgone.com
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