• Everything you need for a successful installation of our pigeon wire system
• Available in 15m or 30m kits
• Kit contains brackets, wire and fixings, including tools
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15m kit contains:

• 1 x 6mm X 150mm Masonry Drill Bit - Straight Shank (NT128)
• 75 x Bird Wire Nickel Crimp (PW208)
• 1 x Disposable Priming Glue Brush (BS335)
• 2 x Fix All High Tack Crystal Adhesive - 290ml - Clear (BS337)
• 11 x Pigeon Wire Triangular Ridge Bracket 110mm (PW212)
• 1 x 50m Pigeon Wire Reel (PW200)
• 33 x Pigeon Wire Standard Spring (PW207)
• 2 x Red Wall Plugs (NF146)
• 2 x Stainless Steel Screw Pins (PW211)
• 1 x Surface Activator 1000ml (BS365)

30m kit contains:

• 1 x 6mm X 150mm Masonry Drill Bit - Straight Shank (NT128)
• 140 x Bird Wire Nickel Crimp (PW208)
• 1 x Disposable Priming Glue Brush (BS335)
• 4 x Fix All High Tack Crystal Adhesive - 290ml - Clear (BS337)
• 21 x Pigeon Wire Triangular Ridge Bracket 150mm (PW212)
• 1 x 50m Pigeon Wire Reel (PW200)
• 63 x Pigeon Wire Standard Spring (PW207)
• 2 x Red Wall Plugs (NF146)
• 2 x Stainless Steel Screw Pins (PW211)
• 1 x Surface Activator 1000ml (BS365)

For Use in protecting triangular roof ridges from perching feral pigeons and preventing the roof from being affected by bird droppings.

Use as a low-profile alternative to bird spikes on low pressure bird infestations.

Brackets can be fixed to ridges in two different ways.

• Bonding, preferred method, strongest (remove legs)
• Mechanical Fix using screws in the holes provided, (remove legs) requires drilling of the ridge tile

The bonding method is ideal for fragile tiles that do not take kindly to drilling. Ensure ridge tile is clean and dry and has been primed with adhesive prior to fitting bracket. Ensure that the bracket has been de-greased on the underside using surface activator. Leave for 24 hours to fully cure before wiring.

1. Install brackets at no more than 1.5m centres

2. Install counter tension wires and screw pin anchor at each end of the ridge line without springs.

3. Run wires, stopping and starting at each bracket with a crimp and spring (do not run wires through the bracket)

4. Ensure wires are under load from the springs, but do not over-stretch the spring, leave some spring travel for when birds attempt to land.