Protect your Property from Pest Birds

• Protect Plants, Bushes, Structures with Ultra Net Bird Netting
• Durable, Long Lasting
• U.V. Protected Polypropylene Netting
• Virtually Invisible
• Strong. Lightweight
• Easy to Install

Description:

Ultra Net Bird Netting is a light-weight plastic mesh netting used to protect fruit trees, blueberry bushes, gardens, vineyards, eaves and more from pest birds. The Ultranet is available in large sizes, and is lightweight and easy to work with. Ultra Net can also be used as a temporary netting to block birds from getting into open spaces such as garages, eaves, patios and more.

Applications:

• fruit trees
• vegetable gardens
• blueberry bushes
• grape vines
• eaves
• barns
• balconies
• garages
• sheds

Specifications:

• Durable, long lasting U.V. protected polypropylene bird netting.
• Virtually Invisible
• Strong / Lightweight
• Long Lasting (UV Stabilized)
• Available in Bulk Rolls or Piece Sizes
• 1 year guarantee
• Available in a variety of sizes

Installation:

Installation of  Ultra Net Bird Netting will depend upon how one plans to use it. For fruit trees, vegetable gardens, blueberry bushes and grape vines it is recommended that the netting be suspended

Fruit Trees:
Measure the circumference of the tree and cut the net accordingly. Make sure you cut   
at least 1 foot extra. The netting can be secured with twine, zip ties, or hog rings.

Blueberry Bushes & Grape Vines:
It is recommended that the netting be suspended over the bushes or vines, by at least 6 inches. This will prevent birds from sitting on the net and eating fruit beyond the mesh. Many people will suspend the netting from a series of poles placed around the perimeter.    

Vegetable Gardens:
Wrap individual plants or suspend netting around entire garden area for protection.

Eaves / Open Spaces:
Ultranet is a lightweight plastic mesh that is meant for temporary use. To temporarily install netting to keep birds out of eaves or open spaces, many people will use the ultranet clips listed on the site. Others will use a staple gun to secure the netting around the perimeter.