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Low Profile Alternative Pigeon Spike Design
Maintenance Free Durable Construction
All Season Bird Deterrent
Easy Installation: Walls, Roofs, I-Beams, and Ledges
Humane Exclusion: Pigeons, Gulls, Crows, Racoons, Cats, and Other Climbing Pests
Description
PigeonBarb is the low profile alternative to Pigeon Spikes. PigeonBarb is a durable commercial grade product that is also an affordable residential solution for bird exclusion. PigeonBarb is simple to install and is virtually maintenance free. PigeonBarb galvanized steel construction stands up against the elements. Easy123 Installation: 1. Optional Impact Drill and Screws 2. Structural Adhesive 3. Tape Measure PigeonBarb is not only effective on large birds, but is also an effective deterrent for crawling and climbing pests as well. 288 barbs per foot, and each box contains nearly 6000 opportunities to end your bird problem. Install PigeonBarb on Objects: Ledges, I-beams, lights, statues, parapets, louvers, gutters, roof & dormer peaks, air conditioners, pipes, chimneys, fences, cables, columns, dormers, satellite dishes, solar arrays, window sills, angle iron, eave brackets, rafters, joists, pediments, posts, signs, power poles, trees, birdhouses, exhaust vents, boats, billboards, awnings, shutters, skylights, roof tiles and shingles, cupolas, C-channel, trusses, expansion joints, grates, canopies, arches, keystones, squirrel guards, airport tarmac signs, radio equipment, swamp coolers, etc. Nearly any object where pest birds and animals can land, roost, nest or climb on. Install PigeonBarb on Structures: Nuclear plants, stadiums, homes, solar powered buoys, aircraft hangars, parking garages, historic structures and sites, post offices, airports, bridges, cooling towers, churches, restaurants, electrical substations, zoos, marinas, train depots, schools, retail stores, water treatment facilities, gazebos, pavilions, grain silos, hospitals, amusement parks, transmission and broadcast towers, dams, pump houses, manufacturing plants, shipping docks, museums, aquariums, etc. Nearly any structure where pest birds and animals can land, roost, nest or climb on or in.
