Warehouse Bird Control Nets
Warehouses present a particularly challenging bird control environment — large open volumes with high rooflines, multiple access points through loading bay doors, and numerous internal roosting opportunities on racking, beams, and structural steelwork. A comprehensive warehouse bird control net installation addresses both entry exclusion and internal roosting by combining perimeter netting at all openings with overhead nets below the roof structure.
Warehouse bird control nets are installed using an overhead net system supported by the building\'s existing structural steelwork — the net is hung from the roof purlins or rafters, creating a false ceiling below the building\'s ridge height. This overhead net prevents birds from accessing the upper roof zone where they roost on beams and ledges, while birds already below the net are progressively excluded through entry point management.
For food and pharmaceutical warehouses, warehouse bird control is not optional — it is a mandatory requirement of GMP, FSSC 22000, and similar quality management systems. Our warehouse installations are documented with the full material specifications, installation records, and anchor test data required for these audit standards.
Why Choose Our Warehouse Bird Control Nets
False ceiling below roof ridge excludes roost zones.
Fixed to existing structural steelwork — no new structure.
Combines perimeter and internal overhead netting.
Meets food and pharma warehouse audit requirements.
Full material and installation records provided.
Entry management clears existing birds over time.