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A discreet intermediate fixing that can be used for screwing into timber or masonry. Ideal for installing and erecting bird netting.

The Multi-Purpose Cable Bracket is a versatile stainless steel bracket that is screwed into position. Wire rope can be threaded through the hole or supported over the ‘hook’.

The Multi Manifold Single/Double 150mm Take Off is expertly designed to connect your Altis Termite Reticulation System to a pump-up point, making it ideal for external perimeter installations covering up to 100 linear meters.

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. 

Stainless steel replacement pump cylinder to replace a damaged cylinder and restore sprayer pressure.

The Stick-on plastic bases support bird wire system and can be glued to any ledge surface. Posts that are 4mm are designed to be inserted into these Stick-on Bases.

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).

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

Avipoint P32 Extra Wide Bird Spikes are made from high quality stainless steel spikes insert-moulded into UV stabilised polycarbonate base. Available by the metre.

Greenzone Termite Perimeter Barrier System is a physical termite risk management measure that is flexible in nature and is classed as a chemical barrier in a non-soil matrix. It is a once only treatment that is designed to last the economical life of the building.

The coated wire is suspended between bird wire posts to prevent large birds from landing. Bird wire is a low-profile bird deterrent system ideal for handrails, ledges, rooftops, parapet walls and other areas large birds are landing.