Hedgehog Gutter Brush Guard System 4 Metre x 100mm Black

Great, flexible, product - used in conservatory gutter to stop birds landing (with a thud) to drink the roof gutter water.A high quality product, fit for purpose, which resolved our bird issue very well.

Easy to install make sure you get the holding clips, will definitely do the job intended.

Very good item, easy to fit and keeps the leaves from blocking the gutter.

Works well in my Gutter.

Ive ended up buying several of these because i recently had my base boards and soffits replaced and with them the guttering which used to clog up with moss and leaves from time to time. So to prevent this i bought these getter guard brushes which just lay inside the gettering preventing leaves and moss from accumulating and instead they stick on the outside where they blow away or degrade into small particles that don't clog up the drain. You can also clip them in but this was not necessary on out roof because of the orientation and construction of the roof and position of the guttering. I'm pleased to say after several months of use i have had no problems at all, the product is good quality, easy to cut to length if necessary (you will need with cutters or some sort of metal cutting tools to do this as the middle is twisted stout wires) and the bristles do an excellent job. One less bit of maintenance required now!

perfect for stopping pigeons nesting in my down pipe fits a treat but keeps the the water flowing

I initially purchased one of these for my gutter to prevent birds from nesting, and it has certainly proven effective over the past two years.Recently, I acquired more for a different purpose: the children's trampoline. I thought it would be a wonderful idea to get a trampoline for the kids, but birds were constantly perching on it and leaving droppings everywhere.After conducting some research and struggling to find a solution, I decided to revisit these. I attached two of them around the top rim of the trampoline netting to ensure complete coverage. Initially, it seemed to be working quite well.However, this week, I observed a pigeon not only sitting on it but also walking around on it.Perhaps this was a particularly resilient pigeon that could withstand the "spikes," so it appears the effectiveness is not as significant as I initially believed.Now, I am waiting to see if any more birds are undeterred by this.

Cutting and fitting easy enough to do