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TermStopTermite collars are injection molded “collars” designed to deter concealed termite entry to structures via the shrinkage crack formed between the concrete slab and pipe penetrations.

Professional, Stainless Steel, Bird Deterrent Spikes. There is 15m of bird spikes per box (30 x 50cm strips), with a 12.5cm top width span.

Avipoint P20 Wide Bird Spikes are made from high quality stainless steel spikes insert-moulded into UV stabilised polycarbonate base. Available by the metre.

Avifix Adhesive for Bird Spikes is a specialist silicone neutral adhesive that can be used on damp surfaces designed for use with bird spikes on all usual building surfaces (including glass).

Avisil Silicon Bird Spike Adhesive is a unique clear adhesive to secure bird spikes onto building surfaces such as brick, concrete, stone, plaster, paint, stainless and galvanised steel, lead, copper, brass, aluminium, PVC, PPC, ceramic tiles, wood and glass.

Standard sized bird posts for bird wire systems to protect against pigeons. Wire is suspended between bird wire posts to prevent large birds from landing. These bird posts are designed to be inserted into Stick-on bases. Use these posts when multiple rows of bird wire is needed.

Alphachloralose is a bird control agent for use only in the control of pigeon (Columbalivia) and sparrow (Passerdomesticus and Passer montanus)

Larger sized bird posts for bird wire systems to protect against pigeons. Wire is suspended between bird wire posts to prevent large birds from landing. These bird posts are designed to be installed by knocking them into Anchor Rivets. Use these posts when multiple rows of bird wire is needed.

Bird wire crimps are used to secure the end of bird wire run. The bird wire is threaded through the crimp and then through the hole in the bird post, and back through the crimp.

Go-Plugs are small plastic plugs that offer a fast, efficient, and professional solution for sealing drill holes during termite treatment and other applications. Traditionally, plugging drill holes required wadding and concrete mortar, which can be time-consuming and difficult to match with existing surfaces.