JP3113606U - Pigeon rope - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a “pump protection rope” that can be installed on a handrail or a steel frame to prevent pigeon infringement and pigeon dung pollution.
The dove prevention rope is fixed at both ends to a pillar or the like, and a so-called “strip” is swept in the wind to prevent the pigeon from coming close.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a pigeon guard in which a rope-shaped strip (or a light material that flutters in the wind) is provided on a rope (hereinafter referred to as a strip).

  On the railing of the veranda of the apartment house, the pigeons stopped well and there was a cry and pollution of feces.

  Noise and droppings from pigeons are equivalent to pollution in their habitat. This pigeon cannot be ridiculed unnecessarily, but it is a serious burden of comfortable life to be left in the dove. This pigeon rope was devised to solve this problem.

  The present invention prevents the invasion of pigeons by attaching a strip to the main body of the rope that flutters in the wind when subjected to wind resistance. The strips move when they receive the wind and use the sound to keep the pigeons alert and close.

Traditionally, dove awnings come up with pin-shaped instruments that prevent landing of pigeons and nets that cover the veranda. In the present invention, a rope and a vinyl attached thereto are used to make a wind using a wind, and the movement prevents a pigeon from entering the house and landing.
It is cheaper than a pin-shaped dovetail, and it is easy to adjust by lightly cutting the length, and it is easy to detach. In addition, it is considered safe to use at high altitudes, and should not be injured like a pin-shaped pigeon even if there is a fall accident.

    A rope is stretched on the handrail, and the strip of the device is used by extending it to the right and left at right angles to the handrail. The end of the rope is fixed by tying it, etc. When the rope becomes long, the rope is fixed at the center of the handrail with a commercially available hook or another rope.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. Along the handrail, a rope is stretched on the top of the handrail. The end is fixed to a pipe or the like by cutting as necessary. Install the strip so that the strip is facing the outside and inside of the handrail starting from the central knot of a.

It was devised with the intention of attaching it to a handrail, but it can be used by fixing it to the steel frame of a station such as JR. By stretching a single rope, not only doves but also small birds can not enter, so unlike the net, visibility and an overview of the building can be secured. In addition, as a weak point of pin-shaped dove protection, it is often difficult to install, and bird feathers and dust are attached between the pins, affecting the appearance. Cleaning it is more difficult than replacing it, but this dovetail rope is easy to replace and clean, and can be used where there is a wind path. It can also be expected to prevent damage.
Also, changing the color of the strips can prevent the landing of the pigeons without compromising the beauty.

It is a figure which shows the example which installed the rope of this invention in the handrail. It is sectional drawing of a pigeon prevention rope and a handrail.

Explanation of symbols

1 Rope 2 Railing a Strip.

Claims (1)

  A rope for dove protection that works effectively by fixing a long strip of vinyl or nylon to the rope body and fixing the rope body to a handrail or beam.

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