Bird Barrier
Bird Barrier BP-F150 Bird-Flite 50 ft personal protective equipment
Stainless-steel bird-repellent spikes covering 50 ft of ledges, chimneys and roof edges to deter pigeons
- 50 ft coverage protects chimneys ledges and pipes
- stainless steel spikes resist corrosion for lasting deterrence
- plastic base fits curved and flat mounting surfaces
- six pre-drilled holes speed up installation time
- includes mounting hardware so no extra parts needed
Bird Repellent Spikes 50 ft
Bird Barrier Bird-Flite spikes cover 50 feet of linear surface with stainless steel pins mounted on a plastic base. The system targets pigeons and handles light to heavy bird pressure on chimneys, L-beams, ledges, overhangs, parapets, pipes, roof edges and signs.
Thermals noise and power draw
The passive spike array requires no electricity, produces no noise and generates no heat during operation. Performance depends only on correct placement and the physical barrier the pins create.
Stainless steel pins plastic base mounting hardware
Stainless steel pins resist corrosion while the plastic base keeps the assembly lightweight. Six pre-drilled mounting holes accept the included hardware for screw attachment to wood, metal or masonry substrates.
Highlights
- 50 ft coverage protects chimneys ledges and pipes
- stainless steel spikes resist corrosion for lasting deterrence
- plastic base fits curved and flat mounting surfaces
- six pre-drilled holes speed up installation time
- includes mounting hardware so no extra parts needed
Specifications
| Brand | BIRD BARRIER |
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Questions about this item
How are the 50 ft of Bird-Flite strips mounted on a roof edge and which step is most often missed?
Lay the plastic base along the surface, insert the six mounting holes over the supplied hardware, and tighten; the step most often missed is pre-drilling pilot holes so the base sits flush without cracking.
What part of the Bird-Flite system will need replacement first after extended outdoor exposure?
The plastic base degrades from UV and temperature cycling before the stainless-steel spikes do, so plan to replace the base sections once they become brittle.
At what bird-pressure level does the 2 1/2 in wide spike row start to lose effectiveness?
The product is rated for light to heavy pressure; sustained heavy pigeon traffic eventually pushes birds to perch between rows, signalling the limit of a single 50 ft run.
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