REMIAWY Bird Spikes for Pigeons Small Birds, Bird Deterrent Spikes for Outside to Keep Squirrel Cat Away, Stainless Steel Wire 5 Strips 4 Feet

Its good it works.

We live in the woods and have a lot of critters that like to get into our birdhouses. While I do like all of our critters, I feel compelled to protect the bird houses. If we are going to lure birds to nest in our houses, we at least owe them some kind of protection. This product is perfect for that application. I want to note that these items will arrive to you in a small box and they need to be assembled. They are very easy to put together and go together quickly. One doesn't need directions to figure it out...it's a "no-brainer". The metal bases that housethe spikes do bend if needed. I wrap them round the tree trunk under the bird houses with the spikes facing outward. This prevents raccoons and even snakes from being able to scale the tree to get to the bird house. We've had great success with this type of product in the past and this is the best price I've found. We also use these on our deck posts that are under our bedroom deck. Those rascally raccoons used to like to get up onto our bedroom deck and use it as their potty. This product wrapped around the posts under that deck instantly solved that problem. Squirrels won't go past these spikes either, so they can be used on bird feeder posts. So if you are wondering what all can be done with these, here are a few ideas, along with lining window sills and even eves under roof-lines. They are incredibly useful.

I bought this product because I got tired of birds pooping on my swings located in open area beneath my screened porch. So far I'm not seeing any new droppings since installing last weekend and the weather has been very warm this week with other bird activity in backyard. Installing the spikes one by one on each section does take some time. Recommend wearing gardening gloves and safety glasses as these are metal. On a few occasions I got distracted and didn't push the spike completely thru holes causing it to pop back out suddenly. Instead of screwing these to the location I used heavy duty clear construction adhesive because the location I wanted to place these was not easily accessible.

These spikes did the trick. My "squirrel proof" bird feeder was not actually. Placed a couple of rows of the spikes on the top of the bird feeder and now the squirrels struggle to access the food. Price is good for ease and apparent quality of the spikes. They are not 100% as some squirrels just crawl over the spikes - some abs! But mostly they are deterred and has helped greatly.

We had swallows at our clubhouse that were building nests in the breezeway. These spike strips were very unobtrusive to people, but the birds could no longer find a place to make their mud nests. Nice SS material. You can bend the spikes if you need to. It takes about 3 minutes to set up a strip. Each strip is a series of spikes that are pretty stiff and definitely deter the birds. You will not be disappointed. 14 feet of strips. And each strip fit in the open ceiling bays between the rafters/joists.

Assembly is horrible and dangerous. So be careful. I cut myself, bruised my fingers and several iron states flew across the room while I was trying to put them in the silver bar!!!

Ships flat, easy to assemble and a great design. So far no more bird poop on my casement windows. Thinking about getting more for another location on a roof eave.

I purchased these bird spikes to keep the birds out from under our tiki hut on our dock. The tiki hut has support beams under its roof; the birds would perch there and make a big mess of droppings on the dock. The bird spikes are working great! No more bird droppings to clean up! There are some good things and some bad things about these. The good: Once assembled and installed, they are working great. I used a drill and screws (not provided) to attach the assembled bird spike strips to the wooden beams under our tiki hut. Because the tiki hut roof is sloped on the ends, I had to trim the tips of a few metal spikes. That was not hard to do. I used wire cutters. The plastic bases of the bird spike strips are held on very securely with the screws. I think they will last a long time. The not so good: I knew that assembly of the bird spikes was required. It was not difficult, but it was more time-consuming than I expected. It probably took me a couple of hours to assemble them all. You have to insert 20 separate metal spikes into the holes of each plastic strip, and there are 14 plastic strips. It took quite a while to assemble them all. This grandma’s fingers started to get a little sore with all that. It wasn’t difficult at all—it just took a little while. Also, you have to decide how you’re going to attach the assembled strips. There are several ways to do it including gluing, screwing, nailing, etc. but you have to provide your own supplies for attaching them. These spikes have worked perfectly to deter the birds so I am very happy about that. I would just recommend that you plan to assemble them in advance before the day that you are planning to install them. I write honest reviews to help others make informed purchases because I read reviews myself and appreciate how helpful they can be. I hope that my review help to you