China Supplier Netting X 50' Anti-bird Net for Bird Poultry Aviary. Bird protection netting or pigeon nets simply reverse the function of aviary nets.

Bird protection netting or pigeon nets simply reverse the function of aviary nets.

Bird protection netting--often called pigeon nets--works in the opposite way to aviary or poultry nets. While aviary nets are designed to protect poultry from predators such as birds of prey or ground animals, bird guard nets are used to shield building facades, orchards, and vegetable beds from hungry birds. Pigeons in particular can quickly turn into a serious nuisance, but a pigeon guard net provides an effective way to keep them at bay.

At yushi net, we offer bird guard nets in various models. Depending on the bird species you need protection from, you can choose between three different mesh sizes: 20 mm, 30 mm, and 50 mm. This flexibility allows you to select the most suitable netting for your specific application.

Most birds are a delight in the garden--their colorful feathers and cheerful songs bring a sense of summer and lightness. However, they are far less welcome when they invade fruit trees, vegetable beds, or freshly sown flower meadows. To protect strawberries, tomatoes, radishes, and other crops from hungry beaks, a bird net is the perfect solution. It keeps flower beds, plantations, ponds, and even building facades bird-free--without causing injury to the animals and without requiring complicated installation.

Our bird protection nets come in a variety of designs, so you can adapt them perfectly to your local needs. Choose from heron nets, pigeon nets, or bird nets with different mesh sizes. Depending on the application, you can also decide whether you need a net with or without a reinforced edge.

As the name suggests, a bird protection net is designed to keep birds away in a simple and effective way. Unlike cat protection nets or aviary nets--which are meant to prevent animals from escaping a garden, balcony, or enclosure--bird repellent nets work the other way around: they stop unwanted guests from getting in.

For pigeon control, many public and private buildings still rely on so-called pigeon spikes. These are metal spikes installed on gutters, rooftops, and other flat surfaces to prevent pigeons from perching or nesting. While effective, this method is also harsh and often considered inhumane.

Bird nets, on the other hand, provide a far more gentle and animal-friendly alternative. They also offer maximum flexibility and adaptability: by choosing the appropriate mesh size, you can decide exactly which bird species to keep out while allowing others to pass through.

The thickness and manufacturing method of the material ensure that the net remains dimensionally stable. This makes the system both long-lasting and safe for birds. Unlike thinner nets that could entangle a bird's legs, the high-strength polypropylene poses no significant risk of injury. Birds are deterred without getting trapped--they simply fly away unharmed.

The result: healthy birds, protected crops, and happy gardeners. As the saying goes: all's well that ends well!

The safety of bird nets depends largely on how they are installed and maintained. Improperly installed or neglected nets can indeed pose a risk: if the net is too loose, birds may become entangled and injure themselves--or worse. If installed too tightly, nets can also cause pain or restrict movement. For this reason, bird nets must always be set up with care and checked regularly to ensure they remain safe.

• Choose the right size: The net should not hang loosely, as this increases the risk of birds getting caught.
• Select the correct mesh size: Different species require different mesh sizes--for example, nets for birds of prey differ from pigeon nets.
• Use safe materials: Opt for nets designed for bird protection. Our braided polypropylene nets are soft, durable, and flexible to minimize the risk of injury.
• Ensure secure fastening: Nets must be firmly attached along the edges so they cannot come loose or allow birds to slip underneath.
• Inspect regularly: Check the nets frequently for wear, damage, or loose sections, and repair them as needed.
• Apply only when necessary: In some cases, alternative bird deterrent methods may be more appropriate than netting.

With proper installation and maintenance, bird nets are an effective and animal-friendly way to protect crops, buildings, and outdoor spaces.

At yushi net, you'll find a wide range of bird protection solutions, including row nets, pigeon nets, and nets for smaller birds. Our nets are available in various designs--with or without a surrounding edge--and in mesh sizes of 20, 30, 50, and 100 mm. Heron nets are made with a 1.5 mm material thickness for extra strength, while nets for pigeons, starlings, sparrows, and similar birds are slightly finer at 1 mm. Most models are available in black, white, or a natural beige, allowing you to choose the version that blends seamlessly with your house, yard, pond, or garden.

All bird nets are custom-made, ensuring they can be adapted to local conditions and used in many different ways--whether for facade protection, over ponds and water surfaces, on trees, or above flower beds. Made from high-strength, knotless woven polypropylene, they reliably keep birds away without causing harm. The synthetic fiber is tear-resistant, UV- and weather-resistant, withstands extreme temperature changes, and provides long-lasting protection.

When it comes to installation, you remain flexible: use existing attachment points or purchase the right accessories directly from our online shop. Our team of experts is also available to advise you, answer questions, and help you select the best solution for your home. With our bird nets, you can be sure no bird will beat you to your fruit harvest next summer!