Birds are so lovely creatures of nature, but they can be really bothersome if they intrude into places just like garden area, terrace or warehouse. Bird netting is quite effective when applied to inaccessible regions with unwanted avian intruders, such as rooftops or patios and you can establish bird control via it on your fruit bearing orchards too.
Follow along with this guide to bird netting installation in a way that removes the complexity of it and makes things clear for beginners.
Step 1: Measure the Area
Determine the space you desire to secure. You can get the most out of bird netting by measuring it correctly before purchasing, so you know how much to order and leave no gaps that birds could fly through in search of fruit. Measure the length, width and height of area you want to cover using measure tape also notice some edge or feature that may need extra support.
Pro Tip: Better to have a little extra netting than too little. This bird netting installation is a way you can cover everything without having to change at the last moment.
Step 2: Select the Appropriate Netting
Bird netting comes in many different materials, colors and mesh sizes. Common options include:
Industrial netting (Garden or warehouse applications)
Small bird species will be discouraged or prevented from landing completely if you use fine mesh netting, especially in tight areas.
For outdoor settings in hot climes, it gets UV-stabilized and is long-lasting net.
Choose the type of netting according to species group and location. Black seems to be appropriate for the netting when placed in a garden or the outdoors, as it will mix with nature.
Step 3: Installing the Mounting System
The kind of cufflinks you need is decided by the sin alongside which you are working.
FOR WALLS: Install wall mounts or hooks along the perimeter evenly spaced apart. These act as anchor points for the netting to keep it nice and tight.
Poles (for Poo): Secure the covering around the space on which you want to poop and ensure it is well supported by poles. If the netting is going to be suspended over an open space, establish a robust frame first so it can hang properly.
Attach hooks or clips: Hooks or clips can be attached to the fence or railing of a balcony for quick securing of the netting.
Step 4: Attaching the Bird Netting
After the stretch frame or mounting system is read you can begin netting your hoop. Start in one corner and go around:
- Hook in the Corners: Loop each corner of netting through a frame or hooks. Make sure to then tighten it up so that you do not have a sagging screen.
- Anchor along the Edges: Attach each side using cable ties or heavier rope. Ties can be placed every few feet to get a secure finish.
- Cover all openings: Ensure that there are no gaps through which the birds can enter. Before Installing Check Every End, Corner for a perfect install.
You may have to overlap pieces of netting if your area is especially large Secure these overlaps to avoid them slipping between birds.
Step 5: Trim Excess Netting
And, when the netting is nice and tight you can go ahead and trim off any excess material. It looks better and is less likely to get loose netting twined around it or torn and also be sure the collateral edges are pinned angelically so they do not fray in addition to constant washing.
Step 6: Regular Maintenance
Bird netting can also help to keep birds away from the vegetables, and it should be checked regularly that there are no holes or any way for a bird to enter through. Inspect your patio for any damage, particularly in the regions that received considerable rainfall or heavy sunshine and replace/repair those sections as necessary.
Benefits of Bird Netting
The installation of bird netting is an investment in cleanliness, safety and a long lasting life for your space. Key benefits include:
- Cost-effective: Bird netting is cheaper than cleaning and repairing damages done by birds.
- Long-term solution: Once properly installed high quality bird netting can last five years or more, providing a long-lasting and very durable barrier.
- Environmentally-friendly and compassionate: Netting is an option that simply relocates birds rather than our other methods of bird control.
- Multi protection: Ideal for the garden, balcony, warehouse and field.
Final Thoughts
Bird netting is an excellent and humane way to prevent birds from accessing your property while allowing them to naturally seek out more comfortable places for nesting. Installing bird netting is a relatively easy DIY project so long as you are prepared and have the right tools to get it done. Follow this guide, and keep the neighborhood birds out of your space while still maintaining a clean environment.
Happy netting!
