This is an adhesive that is applied to bird-proof kenzan clasps C-1 and C-2 and bird blocker telescopic clasps . *Use fasteners C-1 and C-2 without double-sided tape. We recommend caulking the telescopic fittings of the bird blocker after bonding with double-sided tape.

Birdless mat installation tips

Approximately 100 anti-bird clasps and 60 telescopic bird blockers can be attached per piece.

for a firm bond.

●Clean the installation surface in advance and work in a completely dry state. If there is dirt or moisture, the adhesive cannot be firmly adhered.

● If the adhesion is insufficient, the performance of the main unit cannot be fully demonstrated. Apply more adhesive. *Since the main body of the bird-proof sword is made of polypropylene, it is not possible to apply adhesive directly to the main body.

● When installing, press down firmly until the adhesive overflows from the screw holes in the fasteners.

3 types of kenzan that can be selected according to each situation

We have 3 types of kenzan depending on the type of bird and the situation. As a countermeasure against pigeons, starlings, crows, bulbuls, egrets, black-tailed gulls, and seagulls, you can choose the type that suits you best. Both are made of weather-resistant plastic that has cleared outdoor weather resistance tests for 10 years. In addition, a cover type with a special structure is convenient for a pipe-shaped place.

Anti-chokenzan "Type 1" For measures against pigeons, starlings, and brown-eared bulbuls. "Type 1" with a needle length of 10 cm is a standard type with excellent cost performance for preventive use.
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Anti-chokenzan "type 2" For pigeons, crows and seagulls. If the needle is 15 cm long and it is slightly protruding, the pigeons will not be able to put their feet on it, so it will not lose to their strong nesting instincts.
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Anti-chokenzan "2-L type" For long-legged birds such as egrets and crows. The needle length is 18 cm, which is the longest among the 3 types. The structure is effective against long-legged birds such as crows and egrets.
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