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Here we have a group of pigeons perching on
a wall; on the next picture below you can
see how the installation of the pigeon control
spikes has created a physical barrier, preventing
the pigeons from returning without hurting
them. |
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Defender8™
steel installed on a wall that is
8" (200mm) wide. If the wall is much
wider, say 10" 0r 12" (250mm or
300mm) it would have been necessary to install
an extra row of bird spikes. |
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Just a single
piece of bird spike was enough to protect
the top of this cctv camera. The strip itself
is 1/3 metre long & will protect a ledge
that is up to 200mm (8") wide. |
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Here the top of the air
conditioning unit was over 8" (200mm)
wide so it was necessary to install 2 separate
rows of pigeon spikes. |
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For flat
roofs & other large ledges it may be necessary
to stick down 3 or more rows of pigeon control
spikes. You will notice that you can leave
a
2 1/2" (65mm) gap in between rows. |
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Because of
the warmth offered by this spot light, the
pigeon had made this a permanent overnight
roosting spot. The top of the light was only
16" (400mm) wide so it would have been
possible to stick down just 2 rows of spikes,
but for peace of mind 3 rows were installed. |
