Pigeon netting is an effective way to keep pigeons away from public places.

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Arrange pigeon nets on your balcony or near areas you want to protect to keep these annoying birds away. Pigeons are a common sight on balconies and roofs, as they find food in these places.

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Nets that can be fitted to windows, balconies or rooftops are one of the best options to keep pigeons out of your home. This ''pigeon netting'' can be easily and quickly installed by any homeowner. Alternatively, you can also hire a professional for installation for better results.

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Pigeons are a messy issue, and rightly so. You can find pigeon poop everywhere; In front of ceilings, gutters, windows and balconies. When properly installed, the bird net or mesh creates an invisible barrier against the pigeons by taking into account the height from the ground level at various intervals.

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This article explains how to prevent pigeons from entering balconies using nets - especially the pigeon net installation I have.

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Pigeon net for Windows

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A pigeon net for your windows is designed to keep those troublesome birds from nesting on almost any ledge or ledge in your home. They come with self-adhesive tabs for easy mounting. It can be hung, stapled or applied with heavy-duty glue.

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The balcony screen should be placed under the fall so that it has enough space for the pigeons to enter. Mesh is the best when it comes to pigeon net installation near me, It Prevents pests like birds wastes.

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This pigeon is installed by attaching both the upper and lower corners of the net to the window ledge or ledges. This usually helps prevent birds from entering the bottom of the sills, ledges, balconies and other openings.

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''Pigeon nets'' are professional-grade nets commonly intended for use in high-traffic areas. They are designed with a heavy-duty structure so they can be thrown over ledges and balconies to protect them from birds.

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Some people have used this pigeon net on their windows as a low-cost protection measure against bird intrusion from the outside, but there are also some disadvantages. For example, these nets may not be very effective in keeping large birds away, such as seagulls, because they do not get caught in the fibers.

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A big problem for many cities is that pigeons mostly live in urban areas where there are no humans. Pigeons in these areas usually hover over tall buildings, statues, lighthouses or billboards. Pigeon droppings-90% uric acid and 10% grain flakes — very corrosive to white marble or limestone surfaces.