Bird Deterrent Spikes & Gels
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Our extensive range of anti-bird spikes includes options for chimney pots, walls, and larger areas, such as our 5m and 10m packs (as well as custom sizes), making them a versatile solution for any property or situation.
Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel that's resistant to corrosion, our Daddi Long Legs - 2.4m Diameter bird deterrent is ideal for chimneys and roof areas, providing effective bird control with a softer look than spikier options.
For long, straight areas, such as walls and fences, our PinPoint 8 Plastic Spike effectively protects against common UK birds, like sparrows, pigeons, gulls and even cats, and humans!
Easy-to-Install Bird Spikes & Long Lasting Protection
Installing our bird deterrent spikes is quick and easy, requiring only simple tools. Simply attach the spikes or chimney protection to the desired surface using our adhesive products.
Once installed, these spikes will not become brittle or discoloured in direct sunlight, as they are made from UV-stabilised polycarbonate.
FAQs
Yes, bird spikes are highly effective in preventing birds from perching or nesting on your property. They create a physical barrier against landing without causing harm to the birds, ensuring a humane and long-term solution to deter pest birds. Bird spikes are designed to deter, not to injure. They create an uncomfortable surface for birds to land on, effectively preventing perching and nesting without causing injury to them. Yes, bird spikes are legal in the UK. They are considered a humane method to deter birds from landing on properties, as long as they are used in a manner that does not harm the birds. Anti-bird gel is an effective alternative to bird spikes. It's a non-toxic substance that makes surfaces visually unappealing to birds, deterring them without causing harm. Ideal for areas where spikes are not suitable, or unwanted.Do Bird Spikes Really Work?
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