Defender Seagull Spikes Pack | 40 m | Glue | Gull Control Guide | Various Size Packs

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Add extra rows behind the first if needed. Leave as small a gap as possible between the rows; the pins should be almost touching to prevent the pigeons or seagulls from gaining access. Leave no gap bigger than 2.5 cm anywhere to prevent a pigeon or seagull from gaining a foothold. Note: Spikes should not be used to protect wide spaces like flat roofs or large roof structures (see SCS Grid Wire Seagull Deterrent Systems). Spikes are very effective protecting narrow areas such as walls, parapets, ledges and girders.

And, if that isn’t enough, bird feces carry serious diseases that can be passed to humans. Gull droppings pose a serious health risk, which is why health inspectors can shut down business that shows evidence of unmanaged seagull problems. Seagull spikes are 35mm taller than pigeon spikes, due to seagulls having longer legs, and will protect against both seagulls and pigeons. However, pigeon spikes will not protect against seagulls. Dampen down the area with a disinfectant spray like Germ Clear™ Bird Droppings Disinfectant Spray and remove any loose droppings or debris. If a seagull has already been using the area it may be heavily soiled with seagull droppings. If this is the case please see our "How to Safely Remove Bird Droppings Guide" for more in-depth cleaning advice. Due to the high-quality materials, the reliable staff who assemble our bird spikes and the incredible knowledge of our sales team, we can confidently offer warranties on all our Defender® bird and pigeon control products. Defender® Plastic Pigeon Spikes come with a 15-Year Warranty when installed in the UK. The whole strip is moulded in one piece from Durolon UV Stabilised Polycarbonate; this ensures they will not become brittle in direct sunlight. They are a cost-effective, long-lasting pigeon control spike. The pins of our Defender® Stainless Steel Bird Spikes are made from 304 Grade Stainless Steel which protrude from a super tough polycarbonate base. These heavy-duty bird spikes come with a 25-Year "No Rust" Warranty when installed in the UK. These bird spikes can withstand the heaviest bird infestations and the most demanding environments.Defender® Seagull Spikes will get rid of seagulls from a ledge up to 20 cm (8 inches). If the ledge is wider, you can add a second row of spikes, leaving as small a gap as possible between the tops of the pins. If the seagulls are trying to nest in or on your chimney, it is important to stop them before they begin to nest. The nesting debris the seagulls use to build a nest can cause fires if the chimney is operational. In this instance we would recommend Defender® Chimney Pot Spikes. How do seagull spikes work? Gulls are a high profile issue in the UK and increasingly urban property and areas need to be protected. There are many seagull deterrents and control measures that can be put in place to avoid disruption and menace that gulls bring. Bird spikes to stop birds sitting or perching on surfaces whilst being humane and effective. Pigeon spikes and seagull spikes in both UV stabilised polycarbonate plastic spikes or stainless steel spikes

Spikes are a versatile deterrent solution, but there are a number of situations where spikes are not the best answer. It’s important to truly understand the behavior of the birds in the area before proceeding with any control solution. Nesting GullsDefender® Ridge Roof Spikes are made in the UK, in Devon, using only the highest quality materials. Jones and Son Pest Control Supplies Ltd design and manufacture these high-quality stainless steel bird and seagull ridge roof spikes. The husband and wife team, David and Kursty Jones, ensure all the Defender® Bird Control Products are not only high quality, but also long lasting and, most importantly, 100% effective. Defender® Ridge Spikes have 2 rows of stainless steel pins that fan out. With this angle of pins, the bird and seagull ridge deterrent will stop birds from landing on the apex of any roof. How do ridge spikes stop seagulls landing? The Defender® Ridge Spike has a triangular base that will give a secure fit onto any apex roof ridge tile. Simply glue the base of the ridge spike with Defender® Fixing Silicone, ensuring both faces of the underside are covered and press firmly down.

The use of bird spikes is popular in town and city centres and also on the coast where feral birds can congregate in large numbers. The spikes help in dispersing the numbers and keep them from causing a nuisance to the public. Exclusion is the best gull control solution to prevent gulls nesting or creating problems. There are, however, some gull control or deterrent solutions including seagull spiking, seagull netting, falconry response, kites or audio deterrents. It’s almost certain that, at some point, you’ve had an unpleasant interaction with seagulls. Many gull tales include sad stories involving seagulls snatching food from plates, hands, and even mouths. These aggressive birds are one of the most prolific on the planet; they live in coastal and inland areas all around the world. Rooftops are an ideal replacement to replace their natural nesting habitat and urban areas often inadvertently provide a regular food source. Once a gull has nested they will return each year to the same area unless they are prevented access. This can be done through the use of seagull spikes.The Stainless Steel Spikes Deterrent is an effective, humane solution for preventing seagulls from landing and roosting on roof parapets, walls, ledges, girders and other narrow flat surfaces. Seagulls cannot land on the un-even surface created by the spikes and will permanently leave the protected area. If a seagull has already been using the area it may be heavily soiled with seagull droppings. If this is the case please see our "How to safely clean bird droppings guide" guide for more in-depth cleaning advice. One of the prime spots pigeons, seagulls, or small birds will perch on is ledges and windowsills. The windowsill width varies from home to home; unfortunately, one size does not fit all. Firstly, establish the bird or birds causing the problem and then measure the width or length of the sill. Once you have this information, you can choose from the options below. The choices for window sills can be overwhelming; call us on 01626 835055 if you need help deciding which system suits your bird problem. Our Spike Installers’ Kits (BS314) come with everything you will need to undertake a safe and effective installation. Although the installation of our Defender® Roof Spikes is easy, as you simply apply fixing silicone to the base and pressing down into position, the nature of the product means that access can be difficult. If you are at all worried about using ladders or gaining access to high areas like the roof, we would really recommend talking to a professional pest controller or property maintenance company.

Most species have gray and white feathers and webbed feet. Seagulls are scavengers and will eat almost anything, animal or vegetable, raw or cooked, sautéed or fried. Since they’re sea birds by nature, they thrive in open spaces gathering, nesting, and feeding wherever food and water are plentiful. Locations like schools, marinas, stadiums, and beaches are seagull favorites. The Need for Gull ControlStep 1 – Safety: Your safety is paramount. Please ensure you can safely reach your chimney pots without endangering yourself or others. If you have any doubt, it would be best to engage the services of someone who is used to working at height, such as builders and roofers. Management of any birds under the licences can only be completed where the species is causing conflict with conservation or public safety. A wide range of Bird Spikes for next day delivery. Bird spikes are an anti-perch device used to protect linear surfaces including ridge tiles, parapets, tv aerials, ledges, gutters, beams, pipes, signs, lights etc. Whichever gull deterrent method is used it must be done legally. Gulls, like all UK birds, are protected by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and it is illegal to remove their eggs and nests or disturb them once they have begun nesting. There are exceptions however, so gull control is possible under certain licence conditions depending on the risk, the gull species, and the timing of the gull management plan.