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Bird wire Standard Spring is to be used for tensioning bird wire on the post and bird wire system.  Standard Springs are installed at one end of each run of bird post and wire.

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. 

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. Install these bird posts by knocking them into Anchor Rivets. These posts need to be positioned at 1.5m intervals along the ledge. These posts are used for the lead. These posts will be supplied in packs of 100.

Replacement lid for inground Trelona Advanced Termite Baiting Stations

Key for accessing inground Trelona Advanced Termite Baiting Stations

The 3M UniSafe Peltor Neck Band Earmuffs H7B 290 has been developed for demanding noisy environments with increased low frequency attenuation

An aluminium profile shielding strip 1m in length, designed for use with the Raxit Door Seals and rodent-proofing systems. Raxit Seals eliminate the risks of rodents and pests passing through the gaps of doors. 

Bird Free Sign Base Mounts allow Bird Free Optical Gels to be securely fixed to thin material such as street and warning signs. These are supplied in bags of 25 mounts

Supplied as 2 pieces, these Trelona Timber Monitoring Bases are used when a stations is used for monitoring termite activity along with a Termite Inspection Cartridge.

Selontra Soft Bait Rodenticide is a highly effective, innovative rodent bait that rapidly controls rodent infestations. Selontra is powered by a non-anticoagulant active ingredient and formulated into a stable, highly palatable soft block formulation.

The Gunjet 30 Spray Gun has a maximum operating pressure of 1500 PSI and is ideal for all types of spraying. It is durable and designed for excellent corrosion resistance.

Storm Secure is a second generation anticoagulant rodenticide. Only a very small amount is needed to kill a rat or mouse, and a lethal dose can be eaten in a single feed. Rodents then die three to five days after taking the bait. With some other rodenticides, rodents die more than a week after taking the bait.