PANGCHBird Spikes,Stainless Steel Bird Spikes Metal Bird Spikes Fence Spikes Easy to Install - 10 Strips 10.82 Feet Coverage

Although very lightweight, the PANGCH Bird Spikes are easy to set up and install. I mounted them with double sided tape (not supplied) above my front door entrance. I have had a problem with birds roosting on the trim around the door. You can imagine the mess that was making on the door and the walkway in front of the door! GROSS.Since installation, no birds have been sighted here and the mess (which I cleaned up, of course) has not returned.There are multiple installation options, depending on the specific location. They can be screwed down on metal or wood surfaces, mounted on rails with Zip Ties, or (as I did) use double sided tape. They can also be easily cut to length with a pair of tin snips.NOTE: none of the mounting methods are included. It is up to you to supply the desired mounting material.5 STARS AND I DO RECOMMEND THIS ITEMI write honest reviews based on real life experience with each item to help others make informed purchases. I read reviews too, and appreciate how helpful they can be. I hope that you find this review helpful!

EDITED TO ADD: Missing piece found. When unpacking, look carefully... they stick together.Perfect! Just what we needed! So easy to assemble, a child could put them together. So I let my grandchildren do it for me. They enjoyed the simple and satisfying activity. (It takes about 2 minutes per segment.) A great design! The wire pieces literally slide and *snap* into place securely. So easy!They can be screwed permanently to the surface, or you can use double stick tape. In our case we used flexible 1-inch wide magnetic adhesive strips. This allows for easy positioning (and removal if necessary) on top of our window AC unit.They are the right height and length to give flexibility in placement.The silver/aluminum color can be seen from the street... but if want them to be less visible and obvious, just spray-paint them black before affixing to the surface. (The birds can still see them, though and they will not land. So far, they have provided the protection needed.)

I bought these to keep the squirrels from using my fence as a throughway between yards and tormenting my high prey drive dog. Applied side by side in pairs across the top rail of the fence, they have slowed the traffic considerably. I didn’t need to run them the full length of the fence. I just needed to put about 20’ of them on each end. I had to apply a couple to the face of the fence as they figured out how to circumvent the top by clinging to the 2x4 on the side. The spikes aren’t sharp, but they are sturdy and don’t bend easily. Placement was trial and error, so save a few extra sets of spikes to adjust your pattern when the squirrels figure it out. Squirrels are crafty little devils.

Well it did not deter the mama swallow from making her nest on our light in the garage she used to her advantage to spread the spikes and layer her nest Haha oh well. The other area we put them are working great !

Spikes arrive disassembled....surprise!I was a put off at first, I wanted to put in place quickly and be done with it.These assembly VERY quicklyJust push spikes through the bottom of the rail, ready to place....This is an excellent option for storing extra pieces.I only need a few spikes for now and the rest will store easily as seen in the attached photo....I am using Gorilla double faced indoor/outdoor tape....more than strong enough to hold up to windy evening in Arizona

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Kind of annoying putting it together but simple enough to do. Kept the pigeons away.

We had a very determined set of finches that wanted to make the space on top of our air conditioner home! We got these spikes and put them on top and it covered the entire area, hence the 3 stars. BUT the little couple just built their nest in between the spikes…hum guess they out smarted us!

We used these to keep squirrels away from our hummingbird feeder. They worked for a bit but the squirrels figured out how to get around them.