Beautiful hairline finish in all stainless steel! It effectively prevents bird intrusion!
The "Bird Stopper Screen Type (HL)" is a bird intrusion prevention product that uses stainless steel wire to prevent entry. It effectively prevents the intrusion of various birds such as pigeons, crows, ducks, seagulls, sparrows, and starlings, ensuring excellent results. Compared to bird nets, it is almost invisible from the outside, and it does not collect dirt or dust, maintaining a beautiful appearance that does not diminish the value of the building over time. 【Features】 - Made from non-combustible materials, so there is no risk of fire spreading, and partial repairs are easy. - Uses stainless steel coated wire (1.0 mm) and stainless steel profiles. - Durable and long-lasting, making it cost-effective in terms of running costs. - Can be painted with baked-on finishes to match the building. - Designed to open sideways in emergencies, ensuring it does not hinder firefighting activities, thus providing safety. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Coating wires available in various colors (white, black, gray, clear, blue, red, wine red) ■ Free proposals during the design phase, as well as preliminary surveys and consulting for large-scale renovations of apartments ■ Ensures the prevention of bird intrusions, including pigeons, crows, ducks, seagulls, sparrows, and starlings ■ Trademark and design registration *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Uses】 ■ Balconies and verandas of apartments and collective housing where aesthetics and effectiveness are important, as well as windows and emergency staircases. ■ Roof areas of factories and plants, signboards, neon towers, and advertising towers. ■ Warehouses, factories, and machinery facilities, as well as other areas where bird netting cannot be applied. ■ Places that particularly emphasize aesthetics (shrines, temples, cultural heritage sites, important cultural properties, schools, hospitals, shopping centers). ■ Places that prioritize durability and rust resistance (fishing facilities, dam intake towers, water supply facilities, dust treatment plants). ■ Structural facilities and architectural structures. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our starting point in our work was the cleaning of air conditioning ducts in 1983. What surprised us at that time during duct cleaning was the contamination caused by the enormous amount of pigeon droppings around the rooftop air intake. The reality was that pigeon droppings were being directly sucked into the air conditioning units. We tried using pest control devices that were available in the market at that time, but we were not satisfied with the results. While searching for better solutions, I discovered a paper by C. WALCOTTO from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on "Pigeon Homing Behavior" in the library. Inspired by that, we found that using magnets to disrupt the magnetic field made the pigeons less likely to approach, and we developed a bird deterrent device called the Bird Stopper using magnets. Currently, we have various devices tailored to different situations, but we do not want to engage in irresponsible product sales. Instead, we prefer to assess the site ourselves, choose the best method, and make proposals, while taking full responsibility. This is what we call "responsible construction with guaranteed effectiveness." Starting with air conditioning duct cleaning, we will continue to provide services that can be disseminated from Osaka to the entire country and even the world, challenge new fields, aim for further expansion, and contribute to society.