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Maki Blocks are an weather-proof bait rodenticide formulated for the control of rats and mice, including those that are resistant to other anticoagulants. These Maki-Block rodenticides come individually wrapped for increased longevity and are registered for use in and around domestic, commercial, public service areas and industrial buildings.

Net spikes are an intermediate fixing for use in brick, concrete and stone.  Ideal for installing or erecting bird netting.

This stainless steel eye plate allows equipment, such as wire rope, to be fed through it. This M6 eye plate is ideal for installing and erecting bird netting.

Girder Clips are intermediate attachments used for standard bird net installations when anchoring to thick steel surfaces such as girders and/or I-beams. 

Girder Clips are intermediate attachments used for standard bird net installations when anchoring to thick steel surfaces such as girders and/or I-beams.

Girder Clips are intermediate attachments utilised for standard bird net installations when anchoring to thick steel surfaces such as girders and/or I-beams. 

The Hog ring stapler is used to attach bird netting to the net cable with hog rings. Hog rings are also used to join net seams and install zips in nets.

B&G TS-297 is a brass siphon tube for 2 gallon B&G sprayers that is 304mm long.

Fastrac Blox Rodenticide is a ready-to-use, highly palatable, and all-weatherable block bait that controls rats and mice, including those resistant to anticoagulants.

B&G TS-792 is a stainless steel siphon tube for 2 gallon B&G sprayers that is 304mm long.

Anchor Rivets are used with Split Pins to create an intermediate fixing for securing cable around the perimeter. They are also designed to hold Bird posts into drilled holes.

This Galvanised Barrel Strainer is a high-quality fixing tool to adjust the tension in wire rope assemblies when creating a netting frame. This Galvanised Barrel Strainer is are ideal when installing or erecting bird netting.