Pigeon Netting

Netting to prevent feral pigeons from landing is the primary and recommended method of control as installing a physical barrier will always exclude pigeons from accessing their historical nesting or roosting sites. If installed correctly netting will not harm the birds and will easily last for several years without maintenance.

Netting must be tight without sag to be effective. To ensure that the net does not sag it is important that a wire frame system is installed to keep the net in position. You will need to consider how to suitably fix this to the area to be pigeon proofed and create a strong and long-lasting frame to support the weight of the net in all weather conditions.

We offer a range of fixings to attach the net to the wire frame. We recommend using 2mm wire for the main wireframe, corner fixings such as M6 bolts for supporting the end wire, intermediary fixings such as screw eyes and turnbuckles for tightening the wire to remove flex and ferrules or wire grips for holding everything together. Intermediary fixings should be spaced no further than 1 metre apart.

When working at height we always recommend that installers carry out a risk assessment and take the necessary precautions.

We have a selection of pigeon net examples that you can view here.

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