Questions and Answers for Bird-X 100 ft. x 14 ft. Standard Bird Netting

A:  Question should be directed to your local Home Depot, not a question for a purchaser.

A:  Yes, we do have it in stock.

A:  I bought mine online.

A:  I suppose you could, but the netting is 14' wide so it seems like overkill if I understand your application. I use it to cover my grape vines when the grapes are ripe enough to be of interest to birds. The vines are about 7' high so I drape 7' of netting on each side of the vines.

A:  Yes, it will do the job but the problem would be how you fit it in.

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A:  Not that I know.

A:  You could pobably use it with some kind of frame to protect panels. I use it to keep birds out of my bean plants. It’s durable. I had it up all last season and it’s still reusable.

A:  Yes, this is netting that can be used to block off birds from various areas, including solar panels.

A:  Hi Larry. The Bird-X is made from a Durable Polypropylene. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bird-X-100-ft-x-14-ft-Standard-Bird-Netting-NET-STD-100-14/204101324 Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Rick_HD_OC

A:  Very light plastic

A:  For? To block hail? Hail no!

A:  It can be used on a tile roof.

A:  I would use zip ties.

A:  I was able to use "zip-ties" and staples to attach to the rafters and joists in my open-front shed. Do not leave any openings or the birds will find them. I love this product, it's been 3 months and absolutely NO birds or droppings yet.

A:  6 Pounds.

A:  It'll keep sparrows out? Hawks? My money's on the hawks.

A:  Yes, I think this would do a good job keeping any birds out including hawks . My problem was sparrows and a lot of pigeons. They are all gone and NONE have come back. (not even to roost in daytime).

A:  As long as it is secured well around the edges, it should do the job just fine. Netting is quite strong and it's mere appearance should discourage any "attempt".

A:  Yes, you can. Each crossing of fibers is individually knotted.

A:  Cut it as much as needed. That does not change the net

A:  Yes, you can cut the net without doing damage

A:  Yes, cut it with scissors to any size or shape. It is molded, not wove, so it will not unravel.

A:  Hello GC, yes the netting could be cut to any size you need it to be.