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Good pest management should not only focus on removing the pests but also maintain cleanliness in the surrounding. If pest birds are still troubling, you can install bird control netting and keep them away.
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The Complete Guide for Bird Control Netting Pest birds can certainly be a health and fitness risk to safety and also bird excrement could also generate numerous health risks since they transport quite a few diseases. Noise guns, scarecrows, plastic owls or falcons, ultrasonic scare devices are totally useless when it comes to trying to keep birds off your fields, as they become accustomed to it. Bird control netting is very effective in keeping all types of birds away from your property. It is, in fact, one of the most efficient and effective bird proofing solutions as it acts as a physical barrier between the pest bird and your premises. Bird netting is highly useful in protecting large surface as well as open areas like industrial roofs.
Various components of a netting system Various components of a netting system Corner fixing It is an integral part of every netting system and comes with a wide range of fixings options available. The type of fixing options you need depends on the type of surface and the level of corrosion resistance that is required. So, you need to keep all these things in mind before you lay down the nets. Netting brackets These netting brackets are employed to create an adequate gap between the net and the surface. This attachment helps in preventing the pest bird from pushing down on the net and getting past it.
Special netting tools While setting the nets, you need certain range of tools to fix it. Here are some of the tools that you will need: - Hog ring pliers that are compatible with the hog ring staples Ratchet crimp tools for terminating wire rope ferrules Professional sprung netting shears for one-handed cutting Side cutters for creating clean cuts through perimeter wire rope without fraying (caused by pliers or conventional snips that crush) Netting border and gauges options Nowadays you even get border options for your bird nets.Some of them are Regular rope border Sewn Rope Border Lead Core Rope Bottom Vinyl Border with Grommets Vinyl and Lead Core Rope Bottom You can even select the gauges according to your priority. #18 gauge which is the lightest material for bird control netting and has a breaking strength of 194lbs
#21 is similar to #18; the only difference is that it is slightly thicker and comes with a rated breaking strength of 237 lbs while the #36 nylon bird control netting has a rated breaking strength of 345 lbs. Good pest management should not only focus on removing the pests but also maintain cleanliness in the surrounding. If pest birds are still troubling, you can install bird control nettingand keep them away.