Clear leaves and nesting material from between the pins once or twice a year
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Tracked delivery anywhere in Thailand, free on every order. Please allow up to 7 working days after dispatch within 2 working days for it to reach your door.
You can return any item within 15 days of delivery for an exchange or a full refund of the product price, as long as it is uncut, unused and in its original packaging. You cover the cost of sending it back unless the item is faulty.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you, return postage included.
Clear leaves and nesting material from between the pins once or twice a year. Enough debris packs down into a platform and a bird will stand on that instead.
Stainless Steel Pins1.3 mm pins that do not rust, inland or on the coast
Sold By The 50 cmNo minimum order, so you buy the run you actually have
Almost InvisibleA clear 5 mm base that reads as nothing from the ground
Humane And PermanentIt removes the perch. It does not injure anything
About this product
The cheapest gutter you will ever unblock.
Birds on a gutter line are a drainage problem before they are a mess problem. A spiked gutter edge stops the nesting material getting in there at all.
A gutter run is one of the best surfaces on a building for a bird: a long, level, sheltered edge with a view.
The cost of that is not really the mess below. It is the nesting material that ends up in the gutter, the outlet that blocks, and the water that then goes down the wall.
A spiked gutter edge takes the perch away, and with it the material that would have been dropped there.
Sold per 50 cm strip with no minimum, so a single elevation costs what that elevation measures rather than what a pack contains.
Cable ties through the base holes are the usual fixing here, which means nothing gets drilled into the gutter itself.
The argument for doing this is arithmetic rather than aesthetics. Clearing a blocked gutter costs a visit, and a blocked gutter that has been overflowing for a season costs rather more than that in pointing, render and damp.
Fit the strip to the OUTER edge of the gutter, standing proud, rather than inside the channel. Inside the channel it catches leaves and becomes the blockage you were trying to avoid, which is the single most common way this gets done wrong.
If the birds are getting under the tiles above the gutter rather than sitting on it, the strip is not the answer. That is a comb filler or a mesh job at the eaves.
Fitting is the part that decides whether it works. Clean the surface first, because old droppings and moss stop adhesive keying to anything, and a strip that lifts at one end is a perch rather than a deterrent.
Cover the whole surface, not most of it. Birds are entirely willing to use the bare half metre at the end of a run, and a gap teaches them exactly where to stand. Round the number of strips up, never down.
Once it is on, there is nothing to do but clear leaves and nesting material out from between the pins once or twice a year. Enough debris packs down into a platform, and then a bird can stand on that instead of on the spikes.
Still deciding?
Not sure yet? That is fine.
You can change your mind. Send any item back within 15 days of delivery, uncut, unused and in its original packaging, for an exchange or a full refund of the product price.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. We pay the return postage, and you can have a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
Along the OUTER edge, standing proud of the lip, so a bird cannot settle on it.
Can I fit them inside the gutter channel?
Please do not. Inside the channel they catch every leaf that comes down the roof and become the blockage you were trying to prevent. This is the most common mistake.
What is the real cost of birds on a gutter?
The nesting material that ends up in the channel. A blocked outlet sends water down the wall, and that costs far more than cleaning the path.
How do I fix them without drilling the gutter?
Cable ties through the base holes. That is the standard fixing here and it is why gutters are one of the easier jobs on this site.
My gutter has a rolled front edge and a tie will not sit.
Exterior silicone along the base. Clean the surface first, because gutters carry a film that adhesive will not key through.
Should I clear the gutter first?
Yes. Spiking a blocked gutter fixes nothing and you would have to remove the strip again to clean it.
How many strips for a 10 metre run?
Twenty. Take it end to end, because a gap is where they will sit.
Will it stop birds getting under my roof tiles?
No. That is a different job: an eaves comb filler or mesh across the tile gap.
Does it work on plastic guttering?
Yes. Cable ties are ideal on plastic because nothing is drilled or glued.
And on cast iron?
Yes. Cable ties or exterior silicone, depending on the profile.
Will the spikes rust into the gutter?
No. They are stainless, which is exactly why they are the right product for something permanently wet.
Are they visible from the ground?
The base is clear and 5 mm high and the wire is thin. On a gutter line at roof height they are effectively invisible.
Will they hold leaves themselves?
Some litter collects between the pins over a year. Clear it when you clear the gutter.
Do I need to do the whole roof?
Do whole runs. A two metre gap in a ten metre run collects as much material as the whole run would have.
Can I fit them at the same time as gutter guard mesh?
Yes, and they solve different halves of the problem. The mesh keeps leaves out; the spikes stop the birds putting material in.
Will they hurt the birds?
No. Blunt-ended wire that removes the footing.
Is there a nesting season issue?
Yes. If there is an active nest in or above the gutter, wait until the young have fledged. An active nest is protected.
What about a valley gutter?
The same principle applies to the edges, but a valley is a specialist job and it is worth having a roofer look.
Can I cut the strip to fit between brackets?
Yes, with tin snips, between the pin mounts.
Will heavy rain damage them?
No. They are stainless on a UV-stable base, and in a downpour the water runs straight past them into the gutter.
How long will they last up there?
Years. Stainless pins and a UV stabilised base are the right materials for a wet, exposed position.
Is this the same strip as your main bird spikes?
Yes. Same product, and the difference is the advice: on a gutter the reason for doing it is drainage rather than mess.
How much is delivery and how long does it take?
Delivery is free on every order, anywhere in Thailand. Allow up to 7 working days for delivery after dispatch within 2 working days. A tracking number is emailed as soon as it ships.
Which payment methods do you take?
Card and PayPal. Both go through the checkout on this site and neither of us ever sees your card details.
Can I change my mind after ordering?
Yes. You can send it back within 15 days of delivery for an exchange or a full refund of the product price, as long as it is uncut, unused and in its original packaging.
What if the order arrives damaged or faulty?
Tell us and we will replace it or refund it. That is separate from changing your mind: a faulty or misdescribed item is always put right at no cost to you.
How do I track my parcel?
The tracking number is in your dispatch email, and there is a tracking page on this site. If the number has not moved for a few days, email us and we will chase it.
Do you sell to trade and in bulk?
Yes. There is a wholesale page on this site with a quote form on it. Tell us the run length or the quantity and we will price it.
Are the prices shown with tax included?
Yes. The price you see is the price you pay, in Thai baht, and it already includes 7% VAT. Delivery is free, so nothing is added at the checkout.
How do I get hold of a person?
Email theteam@birdspikes.asia, or call or message +66 92 713 8443, which also takes WhatsApp and LINE. We are an online supplier with no shop counter, which is a large part of why the prices are what they are.
The complete guide
Spiking a gutter line properly
4Bird Spikes Company
Why a gutter is worth doing
A gutter run is close to ideal for a bird. It is long, level, sheltered by the roof edge,
and it looks out over everything. So they use it, and while they are using it they drop
nesting material into the channel.
That is the actual cost. Not the marks on the path, but the blocked outlet, the water going
over the front edge every time it rains hard, and the damp patch that eventually appears
inside.
The one thing people get wrong
Fit the strip along the outer edge, standing proud of the gutter, so a bird cannot
settle on the lip.
Do not fit it inside the channel. Inside the channel it catches every leaf that comes
down the roof and turns into the blockage you bought it to prevent. This is by far the most
common mistake and it converts a good product into a bad one.
Fixing
Cable ties through the base holes are the standard answer. They hold well, they cost
nothing, and nothing is drilled into the gutter, which matters if it is plastic and matters
more if it is old.
Where a gutter has a rolled or ogee front edge that a tie will not sit on, exterior silicone
along the base works, but clean the surface first: gutters carry a film that adhesive will
not key through.
Where it is the wrong tool
If birds are getting under the tiles above the gutter rather than sitting on it, this
does not help. That is an eaves comb filler or a mesh across the tile gap.
If the gutter is already blocked, clear it first. Spiking a full gutter fixes nothing and
you will have to take the strip off to clean it out.
Doing the whole run
Take it end to end. A two metre gap in a ten metre run is where they will sit, and on a
gutter that gap will collect exactly as much material as the whole run would have.
Tell us the bird, the surface and roughly how long the run is, and we will tell you what suits it before you buy. Delivery is free anywhere in Thailand.
Gutter Spikes sold by Bird Spikes Company at birdspikes.asia, in Thailand. the same stainless steel strip as the rest of this site's spike range: 1.3 mm pins 115 mm long on a clear polycarbonate base 500 mm x 23 mm x 5 mm, 70 mm protected band, about 60 pins per metre, THB 150 per 50 cm strip (was THB 200) with no minimum.
Fitted along the OUTER edge of a gutter, standing proud, and NOT inside the channel, where it
would trap leaves and cause the blockage it is meant to prevent. Usually fixed with cable ties
through the base holes so nothing is drilled into the gutter. The purpose is drainage as much
as mess: it stops birds perching on the gutter line and dropping nesting material into the
channel, which is what blocks outlets and, in heavy rain, sends water down the wall. It does
not address birds entering under the roof at the eaves, which needs mesh across the gap.
Delivery is free anywhere in Thailand and takes up to 7 working days in transit. Prices include 7% VAT.
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