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Bird Netting: Standard BirdNet

This 3/4" standard mesh netting is great for homeowners and gardeners. This tough bird netting seals off all structural openings and other possible roosting sites.

Lightweight, pliable, and UV-stabilized
Won’t deteriorate with age or lose strength when exposed to the elements
Seals off all structural openings and other possible roosting sites
Allows light and moisture in
Also excludes bats

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3/4" standard mesh netting
100% effective everywhere it is installed – great for zero-tolerance zones
Straightforward, one-time installation
Durable and weatherproof
Keeps pests out while allowing light and moisture in
Nearly invisible – netting is barely visible at a distance
Works to deter birds and other critters

Repels all pest birds; also deters animals such as bats, deer, skunks, raccoons, etc.

Effective everywhere it is installed; various sizes available.

Recommended for excluding birds from specific areas, such as:

Homes, garages & rafters
Air conditioners, gutters & pipes
Trees & gardens
Crops & vineyards
Etc.

Cut recurring cleanup and repair costs with a one-time solution
Stop birds from entering, roosting and nesting in areas where they are unwanted, or from eating fruit or crops
Protect buildings and equipment from corrosive droppings
Reduce health and liability risks associated with pest bird infestation
Prevent the spread of diseases, such as West Nile, Salmonella, E. Coli, Histoplasmosis and even rabies (found in bats)
Eliminate fire hazards caused by birds building nests in vents and chimneys
Avoid government and safety inspection failures
Decrease nuisance for workers, customers, etc.

Bird control products that exclude birds by creating a physical barrier – such as bird netting and bird spikes – are 100% effective everywhere they are installed. However, it is not always possible to protect an entire property or wide area with barrier solutions. Where netting and spikes are not applicable, we recommend installing companion products such as sonic repellers, visual scares, and/or scent and taste aversions. Combining exclusionary methods with scare tactics makes the entire area inhospitable to birds, forcing them to find a new habitat.

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