Tension Wire Landing Deterrent
Experts at solving your government and commercial property bird problems
Tension Wire Landing DeterrentTension Wire can be used as a bird deterrent. It's designed to discourage larger birds such as pigeons and crows from landing on the surface and gaining foothold. The barrier is created by the wire and post system to deter birds from landing on the landing surface.
Tension wire should not be used on sparrows or starlings as they are too small to be affected by it. For smaller birds, you can use tension wire modified with other control methods. Every application is different depending on the bird population, budget, and other ascetic considerations. When to Use Tension Wire?Tension wire bird deterrents are a great treatment for historic buildings and areas that have low visual impact. Tension wire systems have a small visual footprint, and if properly installed, are difficult to see for the untrained eye.
Tension wire can be mounted in many ways, depending on the surface to be treated. You can mount bases and posts separately. Posts come pre-mounted on different shaped brackets. There is also glue available for bases that don't need to be drilled into the surface. Most posts are made from stainless steel. There are many base types to choose from, including nylon anchors and stainless-steel brackets/bases. Tension Wire is a good choice if you're looking for a low-profile bird deterrent that can be used to control larger birds. It also has a low bird pressure. Where Can Tension Wire Be Installed?
|
|
