R100 bird spikes, 1 m

Tepspi guillotine r100 is an efficient but gentle solution for removing birds from spaces such as balconies, roofs, windowsills, historical monuments, churches, skylights, bridges or eaves.

The spikes are easy to use and prevent standing, nesting or depositing corrosive materials (excrement), preventing their placement in the protected area, without injuring the birds.

After a certain period, the birds will avoid the protected areas, not having enough space for landing.

The spikes are made of UV resistant polycarbonate and can be used for several seasons, having a high resistance to direct sunlight. Because they are made of plastic, they do not oxidize and resist very well to atmospheric agents, whether it is moisture, rain or snow.

Advantages of using Teppi Guillotine spikes r100:
-Keep pigeons and other annoying birds at bay: they prevent the formation of nests and the deposition of excrement;
-Eliminates corrosion of protected metal surfaces;
-Reduce the risk of contracting diseases transmitted by birds;
-Discreet and flexible: they are made of stable UV resistant polycarbonate;
-Easy installation: by dowels/screws or silicone adhesive, depending on the support material.
-High resistance to atmospheric agents: they have a long lifespan.

Technical specifications:
-Spike material: transparent plastic, UV resistant
-Base material: UV resistant polycarbonate
-Number of rows: 2
-Protected surface (length x width x height): 100 x 12 x 11.2 cm

Fixing:
silicone, screws, nails, screws.

Combat activity:
pigeons, other flying

Installation instructions:
-The spikes against birds and pigeons are easy and simple to install, without the need for professional pest control equipment.
-They can be mounted on almost any surface, by gluing with adhesive or silicone, or by fixing with screws through the holes specially attached to their base, depending on the support material. When mounting with adhesive, it is necessary to pre-clean the surface on which it is mounted.
-Their base can be easily attached to beams, bridges and building edges so that birds can no longer find a flat surface to sit on.