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• Kit comes complete with everything needed for the installation of a 19mm mesh, 10m x 10m sparrow net into sheet metal cladding.
• A 10m x 10m, 19mm mesh, knotted polyethylene, sparrow net in your choice of colour, galvanised fixings, galvanised perimeter & straining products and specialist tools
• Kit includes a detailed 10-step installation guide

This kit is an excellent method of fixing to sheet steel cladding often used in commercial and industrial buildings. It offers fast and secure fixings rubber doughnut cladding bolts for the corner fixings and self-drill tek screws, bonded washers and angle brackets for the intermediate fixings

The kit contains:

• Kit includes a detailed 10-step installation guide
• Sparrow net, 19mm mesh - 10m x 10m in either black, stone, translucent or no flame X 1 (N19-10x10)

Fixings:

• Corner Cladding Bolts in Galvanised Steel X 4 (NF164)
• Intermediate Fixings in galvanised steel (Hex Head Self Drill Screw, Rubber Bonded Washer & Angle Bracket) X 134 (NF175, NF176 & NF177)
• Wire Rope 7/7 2mm diameter in galvanised steel 50M reel (Nf137)
• M5 Barrel Strainers in galvanised steel (tensioning products) X 4 (NF142)
• Wire rope grips in galvanised steel X 16 (NF140)
• Hog ring staples (For fixing the net to the wire rope) in galvanised steel X 2200 (NF154)
• Netting Corner Ties X 4 (NF148)

Tools:

• Sprung Net Shears (For easy cutting of the Net) X 1 (NT125)
• Hog Ring Stapler (P7 Stanley Bostich) X 1 (NT122)
• Wire Rope Grip Nut Spinner (For tightening the wire rope grips) X 1 (NT121)
• Wire Rope Cutters for ease of triming the wire rope X 1 (NT120)
• Magnetic 8mm Hex Head drill / driver bit

Ideal for use on internal or external sheet metal-clad structures such as industrial units, warehouses, steel framed clad structures, loading bay canopies etc

Specialist corner cladding bolts with expanding rubber doughnuts and intermediate self-drill fixings make for fast, easy and secure fixing methods for installing bird control netting effectively against a perimeter of sheet metal cladding without the need to get behind the cladding to terminate the fixings