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Stylish weep hole insert designed for retrofitting into weep holes between 7mm and 17mm in width. Suitable for standard brick heights of 75mm with allowance for mortar. Does not compromise cavity ventilation and protects against the entry of vermin and sparks and embers from bushfires.

This is a 1m Zip that is installed directly on to bird netting to gain access to appliances such as light fixtures, AC/HVAC units, sprinklers etc.

Hog rings are used to attach bird netting to the net cable. Hog rings can also used to join net seams and secure zips into the net.

The unique Avishock electrical bird deterrent track is supplied in 20m lengths and offers simple installation from an easy-to-handle reel.

Zipper installed directly on to bird netting to gain access to appliances such as light fixtures, AC/HVAC units, sprinklers etc.  A single Pull Slider also required for each zip.

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

Magnetic adaptor designed for use with the GFS Gas Actuated Concrete or Steel Nail Gun

Shieldrite Crawling Insect Foam is a non repellent suspension concentrate formulated into a ready to use foam for the use in the management of pest insects including Termites, European wasps, Ants, Cockroaches and Bed bugs.

Heavy-gauge galvanized steel multi-catch mouse trap which is able to hold up to 30 mice before resetting.

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.

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.