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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.

SX Fix n Go Pads are a ready-to-use rodent station tether fixing system to secure rat or mouse bait stations to a wall, floor, or surface, whilst allowing the box to be lifted for cleaning.

Angle Brackets are Intermediate Fixings for Cladding, masonry or metal and are fixed in position using Self Drill Screws or Self Tap Screws. 

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. 

The Rodent Bait Station Cables are a ready-to-use rodent station tether fixing system to secure rat or mouse bait stations to a wall, floor, or surface, whilst allowing the box to be lifted for cleaning.

AB30-KIT Repair Kit for Gunjet 30 Spray Gun (250 psi or 1500 psi) includes 5 replacement parts.

2.2cm brass and teflon seat to suit AA30 and AAB30 Gunjet spray guns

Extend the life of your Gunjet 43 Spray Gun with this handy repair kit.

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.

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.

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.