The Hawk Kite Screw-In Fixing Kit provides a secure, professional, and permanent solution for mounting Hawk Kite bird scarers on timber or masonry surfaces. This versatile fixing kit is perfect for walls, fences, and other hard-to-mount areas, ensuring your Hawk Kite is stable and effective in deterring pest birds.
Key Features:
- Includes all necessary components: pole clamps, double-thread screws, and masonry plugs.
- Available in 304 stainless steel or BZP (bright zinc electroplated steel)/ galvanised steel for durability and rust resistance.
- Quick and easy installation with comprehensive instructions provided.
- Designed to angle the kite mast 5-10 degrees off vertical for improved performance.
- One fixing kit required per Hawk Kite bird scarer.
General Setup:
- Measure and mark two fixing points 920mm apart on your chosen surface (wall, fence, or post).
For Masonry:
- Drill two holes, each 10mm in diameter and 50mm deep, at the marked points.
- Insert the supplied masonry plugs into the holes and tap gently to secure them.
- Screw the double-thread screws into the plugs using a 6mm spanner or a torx head driver.
- Attach the pole clamps to the threaded ends of the screws and lock them in place using a 6mm spanner on the screw and a 13mm spanner on the clamp.
- Insert the Hawk Kite mast into the clamps and hand-tighten the bolts evenly using a screwdriver.
- Tighten the clamp screws using a 10mm spanner, ensuring they are secure but not overtightened to avoid damaging the mast.
For Timber:
- Drill two pilot holes, each 5mm in diameter and 50mm deep, at the marked points.
- Screw the double-thread screws into the pilot holes using a 6mm spanner or torx head driver.
- Attach the pole clamps to the threaded ends of the screws and lock them in place using a 6mm spanner on the screw and a 13mm spanner on the clamp.
- Insert the Hawk Kite mast into the clamps and hand-tighten the bolts evenly using a screwdriver.
- Tighten the clamp screws using a 10mm spanner, ensuring they are secure but not overtightened to avoid damaging the mast.
Pro Tips for Optimal Performance:
- Mount the kite mast at a slight angle (5-10 degrees off vertical) to reduce tangling and prolong the lifespan of the kite and fly lead.
- Regularly inspect the installation to ensure the kite remains secure and functional.