A system of hooks and cables is used in the application of bird netting. The cable goes around the netting’s perimeter, and each end is connected by a turnbuckle. The perimeter cable is loosening or tightened by the turnbuckle. Larger portions can be equipped with a zipper for access to the netted region. The tension in the cable is reduced by loosening the turnbuckle by unscrewing it.
You can simply lift the net over the desired location after the wire is no longer taut, allowing homeowners and/or service technicians access. When access is no longer required, the net must be reinstalled and the cable tightened using the turnbuckle. Failure to properly secure netting as it was originally erected can result in a fresh flock of pigeons nesting and a buildup of droppings.