Fire-Resistant 50mm Pigeon Netting
Effectively tackle high pigeon infestations while prioritizing safety with our Fire-Resistant 50mm Pigeon Netting, specially designed to provide both bird control and fire prevention. In environments where the risk of fire is significant and populated areas are at stake, our No-Flame Pigeon Net offers a versatile, discreet, and humane solution. Crafted from knotted polyethylene, this net is not only durable and long-lasting but also features unique fire-resistant properties that set it apart from standard netting.
Installation is made easy with marked corners, ensuring a hassle-free setup process. The twisted twine, composed of six strands (12/6), includes a vivid red strand for clear differentiation from traditional black netting. This netting is resistant to water absorption, maintaining its integrity over time and remaining chemically inert. Additionally, it is UV-stabilized for global usage, making it suitable for a wide range of environments.
With a focus on safety, our No-Flame Pigeon Net shrinks away from flames, significantly reducing molten debris and potential fire spread. The net’s specifications include a twine diameter of 0.85-0.9mm and a twine weight of 0.44-0.45g/m. It boasts a remarkable break strength of 15kg, and the net itself covers an area of 50 sq/m per kg, providing ample coverage to address various pigeon-related challenges.
Choose the right size for your specific needs, and ensure effective pigeon control without compromising fire safety. Invest in our Fire-Resistant 50mm Pigeon Netting – your solution for a bird-free environment that prioritizes fire prevention.
Specifications
- Material: Knotted Polyethylene
- Mesh Size: 50mm
- Twine Diameter: 0.85-0.9mm
- Twine Weight: 0.44-0.45g/m
- Break Strength: 15kg
- Coverage: 50 sq/m per kg
- UV Stabilized: Yes
- Flame Behavior: Shrinks away from flames
- Strands: 6 strands thick (12/6) with one red strand
- Water Absorption: None
- Chemical Properties: Chemically inert
- Installation: Marked corner for easy setup
- Usage: High pigeon infestation areas with fire risk