PANGCH Bird Spikes,Stainless Steel Bird Spikes Metal Bird Spikes Fence Spikes Easy to Install - 5 Strips 4.1 Feet Coverage

After continuing to clean up after birds nesting on our porch, this product has been a time saver! Very easy to assemble, with the durability and sharpness keeping the birds away. The size is easy to adjust by using more than one strip if needed. Great product at a great price.

These work great. I bought these for the rail on my balcony. I bought yhr ones with cones for second row big mistake pigeons can still land and walk around this. Took them off and replaced them with wire spikes. No more pigeons. Love them.

Easy to set up and secure. Probably a good bird deterrent so top marks for that use. I put it on a fence to deter cats from climbing up onto my roof. It doesn't completely stop them but they dislike it so - good enough!

WEAR EYE PROTECTION, as noted elsewhere. This is not a joke, you could end up with serious eye damage if not careful. These are effective, easy to install, etc.; however, sometimes if you are not holding them tightly enough, they will spring out of the holes into your face or chest or wherever.... One of them bounced off my glasses. Truth is they are a pain to put together, but got to where I could assemble one in 2.5 minutes, so not a great effort or waste of time. Still, being in a hurry, a couple of them were not properly seated before I released them, and Poing! off they went. Note too: To forestall rusting (they claim to be stainless, but the spikes don't look it), I spray painted them after assembly to match the house color. BL: They are almost invisible in the roof rafters and the mourning doves have moved on.... Last, they cut easy enough but you'll need heavy scissors or tinsnips (and that's only for the strip, the wires need wire cutters).

The spikes and strips were delivered quickly as promised. The assembly was simple. It is easy for the wires to spring out of the strip during assembly, so it would be wise to wear safety glasses during assembly. I installed the spikes in two locations and so far they appear to be working well to prevent birds from perching. In one location I was able to bend the strips easily to conform to the shape necessary. I used zip ties to attach mine. No issues!

Helps a little but small birds still build nest in the spikes

These spikes are GREAT!! It DOES take a little time to snap the spikes into place, but it's very easy and no tools needed. You WILL however need an little electric screwdriver with an extension to screw these spike strips into place, because once you get the spikes snapped-on, you no longer have room to put the screw in & bolt it down - not without scratching your hand up. These won't hurt an animal - unless it SLAMS INTO THEM FULL SPEED LOL... But that would be the same result if a bird smacks into your sliding glass door. Other than that it's just REALLY uncomfortable to get a poke from those spikes. But my purpose in using them was that squirrels or raccoons or whatever - were gnawing on the old plastic drain grate in my backyard (You can see their teeth marks on the green grate in the photo). So I designed & 3D printed a NEW GRATE, then put the spikes on it and installed it on my drain in the back yard; now they can't get to this one. I also designed & built a LOCKBOX for my packages in the front yard. The box itself was from Home Depot and it's plastic. But it still had to be put together and I built a palette & weatherproofed it. Then I mounted the palette to some 24in. long ground spikes, then bolted the lockbox to the palette so neither wind nor villains can carry it away lol. It came out beautiful! But sure enough - I started seeing teeth marks in the plastic as the animals gnawed on it all night. 😡 I put another set of spikes on the top of it = no more teeth marks!! lol.. I DID hear something out there thudding around one night and screaming off into the night, so I think SOMETHING tried to jump on top to gnaw some more - but this time the trunk fought back and WON! lol.. So yeah, I LOVE these spikes... I think I'm going to super-glue them to the TV remote & refrigerator handle next! 😁👍

My NYC apartment has a balcony. I keep a credenza for all the planting items - like a mini-shed for apartment living. A couple of months ago a pair of pigeons decided to hide and coo (ahem) under it. I would chase them away but I needed something more permanent. These were perfect for my needs: They assemble quickly and easily, I created an L shape by overlapping the strips to cover the open area and for stability. The pigeons are gone without harming them in any way - they saw the obstacle and never came back.