Black Diamond Bird Netting 10m x 10m – 30GSM
Black Diamond Bird Netting 10m x 10m – 30GSM is also referred to as our Fruit Tree Bird Netting. Are you looking for high-quality bird netting? Pestrol’s very own Black Diamond Bird Netting 10m x 10m is the best solution for you to protect your area from all types of pesky birds.
The Black Diamond Bird Netting is one of our newest additions to the bird netting product range and will surely assist you in safely securing your premises from all kinds of pests.
General Information:
This particular bird netting happens to be quite popular as it is often employed for huge area covers. This netting is also able to be applied on residential fruit trees within backyard locations.
The black diamond netting is capable of withstanding all types of weather conditions and is extremely strong in holding off all kinds of pesty animals trying to enter the covered area. The main key features of this particular bird netting are its flexibility and user-friendly material which happens to be easy to set up and applied within your premises.
Applications:
- Commercial Areas
- Residential Areas
- Orchards
- Vineyards
- Vegetable Gardens
- Backyard Fruit Trees
Specifications:
- All Bird Species
- Material: UV stabilised knotless Polyethylene net
- Design: 3 Monofilament of Polyethylene UV treated.
- Mesh Size: 17mm x 17mm
- Yarn Thickness: 16um
- GSM (Grams per Sq Metre): 30
- Overall Bundle Size: 5m x 5m
- Breaking strength per strand 13N
- UV resistance: 10 years.
- 8 Year Warranty.
VICTORIANS: A person in Victoria must only use netting with a mesh size no greater than 5mm x 5mm at full stretch to protect household fruiting plants as outlined by Agriculture Victoria This law does NOT apply to anyone growing for commercial use. Click the following link for all our Wildlife-Friendly Black Bird Netting.
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Health Solutions
Excellent quality. Waaaaay bigger than I realised!
Happy with the product and service
The Crows can’t get past it
Works a treat!
As described
Perfect size. I know it’s a ridiculous suggestion but I wish their was a straight cutting guide every metre.