Ballast Netting
Ballast Netting
Ballast Netting
What is Ballast Netting?
Ballast Netting is a cost-effective way to deter Gulls and Crows from picking up and dropping ballast pebbles from height. Ballasted rooftops are growing as a popular building option in schools, hospitals and larger Office blocks. They offer an aesthetically pleasing, cost effective covering for warmer roofs that merges well with a range of architectural styles. Young seagulls practice the smashing of shells to obtain food by picking up ballast & stone and dropping them on to hard surfaces, this is behaviour they copy from parents and can occur all year round. Falling ballast is a clear Health and Safety risk to the public and all who use the buildings and surrounding areas such as car parks and outside space areas on a daily basis
How does Ballast Netting work?
Ensuring a durable and cost-effective solution relies heavily on selecting the appropriate ingredients and netting gauge, as well as installing the system onto roofs without causing any harm.
Our expert teams are skill-fully trained in cutting, joining, and tensioning our ballast Nets, ensuring that the installation does not create any trip hazards. The installation of Ballast Nets is free from mechanical components, eliminating the need for fixings that may penetrate waterproof systems and ensuring the preservation of all roof warranties.
Where to use Ballast Netting…
- Rooftops ✅
- Balconies ✅
- Garden areas ✅
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Will it last?
Ballast netting should last for many years. It’s made from robust materials and is UV treated so it won’t rot or degrade quickly.
What are the main advantages of ballast netting?
It’s a cost-effective way to bird proof large areas.
It’s a durable, long-term solution.
It can blend in well with most kinds of structures.
What is it used for?
It’s commonly used on flat roofs to stop pest birds like gulls from picking up pebbles in their beaks and dropping them on the ground. Obviously this is a safety hazard and ballast netting covers the pebbles to stop birds from getting to them.