Bird Protection Roof Comb – Discreet Protection for Eaves & Roof Spaces
Prevent birds and pests from entering your roof with this durable, easy-to-install roof comb. Designed to seal the gap beneath roof tiles while maintaining airflow.
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Effective Pest Barrier – Blocks access to roof voids by birds and rodents
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Flexible Teeth – Adapts to most profiled roof tiles
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Long-Lasting Polypropylene – UV-stable and weather-resistant
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Quick Installation – Simple to fit with basic tools
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Ventilation Friendly – Maintains airflow in the batten cavity
- Sold in 1m strips.
€3.82 (ex.VAT )
| Quantity | Discount | Unit Price |
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| 1 | 0% | €3.82 |
| 2 | 5% | €3.63 |
| 3+ | 10% | €3.44 |
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What Is a Bird Roof Comb?
Also known as an eaves filler Anti-Bird Comb, it is a simple yet essential roofing accessory used to block the gap between profiled roof tiles and the underlay on pitched roofs. This gap, if left unsealed, is a common entry point for birds, rodents, and large insects. The roof comb acts as a barrier, stopping pests from gaining access to your roof space while still allowing proper ventilation.
Key Benefits
Protects Against Birds and Pests
Prevents birds, squirrels, and vermin from nesting under roof tiles and causing damage or contamination.Improves Roof Lifespan
Reduces the risk of moisture build-up and decay caused by blocked airflow or nesting material.Supports Healthy Ventilation
Promotes airflow beneath tiles, helping maintain a dry and breathable roof cavity.Low-Cost, Long-Term Protection
A small investment with long-lasting protection and minimal maintenance required.
Material, Durability, and Compatibility
The Anti-Bird Comb is manufactured from robust, UV-stabilised polypropylene that resists weathering, cracking, and fading. Its flexible comb teeth are designed to conform to various tile profiles, ensuring a secure fit regardless of the specific roof tile design. The material is rot-proof and durable enough to offer years of reliable service, even in harsh climates.
Installation Process
Installing a roof comb is a quick and simple task suitable for both professionals and competent DIYers. General guidance includes:
Clean the Area
Clear any debris or nesting materials from the area at the eaves.Position the Comb
Place the comb filler along the top edge of the fascia board or over the felt support tray.Secure in Place
Use roofing nails or suitable fixings to attach the comb through the provided slots or holes.Lay the Tiles
Fit the bottom row of roof tiles over the comb teeth to complete the installation.
The comb can be installed during roof construction or easily retrofitted as part of a pest-proofing upgrade. For a visual guide on installation, refer to this instructional video:
Why Choose an Anti-Bird Comb Over Other Solutions?
Compared to alternative bird-proofing methods like spikes or nets, the roof comb offers a discreet and integrated solution that doesn’t compromise the aesthetic of your roof. Its design ensures compatibility with various roof tile profiles, providing a seamless barrier without the need for additional modifications. Moreover, its dual function of pest prevention and ventilation support makes it a superior choice for comprehensive roof protection.
FAQs
It is a roofing accessory designed to prevent birds, rodents, and large insects from entering the void between the underside of profiled roof tiles and the underlay on pitched roofs.
Its flexible teeth fill the gap between roof tiles and the underlay, creating a physical barrier that blocks access for birds and pests.
Yes, the flexible design allows it to adapt to various roof tile profiles, ensuring a snug fit across different roofing systems.
No, it is designed to allow proper airflow into the batten cavity, maintaining effective roof ventilation.
It is discreetly positioned under the roof tiles, making it virtually invisible from the ground.
Made from durable materials, it is designed to withstand various weather conditions and provide long-term protection.
Yes, it is suitable for both new constructions and retrofitting on existing roofs.
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