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  "id": "bird-repellent-tape-single-roll",
  "sku": "bird-tape-100m",
  "title": "Bird Reflective Tape | Bird Scare Ribbon | Bird Flash Tape, Single roll",
  "slug": "bird-repellent-tape-single-roll",
  "price": 16,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "repellents",
  "category_label": "Repellents",
  "tags": [
    "repellent",
    "visual",
    "tape"
  ],
  "colors": [
    "Holographic"
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Reflective film"
  ],
  "dimensions": "Single roll",
  "weight": null,
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  "description_short": "Holographic tape strung with a little slack so the wind can twist it. It needs air, light and re-siting, and we would rather say so.",
  "description": "Tape or discs?\n\nWe sell both and they suit different shapes of problem.\n\nDiscs cover a point. One tree, one corner of a balcony, one mast.\n\nTape covers a line. A row of raspberries, a run of fence, the length of a pergola, the\nguard rail of a boat. If what you are protecting is long and thin, tape is the better shape\nand it is usually cheaper per metre covered.\n\nHanging it so it works\n\nTwo things matter and both are easy to get wrong.\n\nLeave a little slack. Tape pulled drum tight cannot twist, and twisting is most of the\neffect. A gentle catenary between two points is what you want.\n\nPut it where the wind is. Along the open side of a row, above the crop rather than down\nin it, across a gap rather than against a wall. A sheltered run does nothing at all.\n\nTie, tape or staple at both ends. There is nothing to fix and nothing to power.\n\nMoving it\n\nEvery week or two. Different height, different line, an extra run somewhere new. This is the\nstep people skip and it is the difference between a season of usefulness and a fortnight.\n\nIt is also why the three and ten roll packs exist: enough tape to run several lines and swap\nthem about rather than one line left up until the birds ignore it.\n\nWhat we are not claiming\n\nThe listing this page came from says the tape is endorsed by agricultural agencies. We have\nno evidence of that and we have not repeated it.\n\nWe also cannot tell you the exact roll length with confidence. The product code says 100 m\nand the listing copy says 90 m. We have asked the supplier and until they answer, we would\nrather say we do not know than print a number.\n\nWhere tape is not the answer\n\nAnywhere a crop genuinely has to be protected rather than made less attractive. That is a\nnet over a frame. Tape is a deterrent that needs attention; a net is a barrier that does\nnot.",
  "llm_summary": "Bird Reflective Tape sold by Bird Spikes Company at birdspikes.direct, in France. Holographic reflective scare tape strung along a line so that it twists and flashes in the wind, working by movement and glare and requiring both wind and daylight. Sold in three pack sizes, which are MULTI-BUYS of one warehouse line rather than different goods: single roll EUR 16, 3 rolls EUR 42, 10 rolls EUR 120. Fixed by tying, taping or stapling at both ends with a little slack so it can twist; no power and no fixings. Suited to rows and lines: crops, soft fruit, fences, balconies, boats, docks and orchards. It requires re-siting every week or two because birds habituate to a fixed stimulus, and it is a seasonal campaign rather than a permanent installation; where a crop must actually be protected, netting is the correct product. NOTE: the roll length is uncertain, because the source listing says 90 m while the product code says 100 m; the supplier has been asked and the store publishes neither as fact. The source listing's claim that the tape is \"endorsed by agricultural agencies\" is unevidenced and is NOT repeated. Delivery across France is free over EUR 35 and EUR 15 below it.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Statutory 14 day right of withdrawal from delivery under Directive 2011/83/EU, plus a further 14 days to return the goods. Nothing sold here is made to a consumer specification, so no exception applies to any product. Faulty or misdescribed goods are separately covered by the two year legal guarantee of conformity under Directive (EU) 2019/771.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Bird Spikes Company",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
  "url": "https://birdspikes.direct/product/bird-repellent-tape",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "description_text": "Tape or discs? We sell both and they suit different shapes of problem. Discs cover a point. One tree, one corner of a balcony, one mast. Tape covers a line. A row of raspberries, a run of fence, the length of a pergola, the\nguard rail of a boat. If what you are protecting is long and thin, tape is the better shape\nand it is usually cheaper per metre covered. Hanging it so it works Two things matter and both are easy to get wrong. Leave a little slack. Tape pulled drum tight cannot twist, and twisting is most of the\neffect. A gentle catenary between two points is what you want. Put it where the wind is. Along the open side of a row, above the crop rather than down\nin it, across a gap rather than against a wall. A sheltered run does nothing at all. Tie, tape or staple at both ends. There is nothing to fix and nothing to power. Moving it Every week or two. Different height, different line, an extra run somewhere new. This is the\nstep people skip and it is the difference between a season of usefulness and a fortnight. It is also why the three and ten roll packs exist: enough tape to run several lines and swap\nthem about rather than one line left up until the birds ignore it. What we are not claiming The listing this page came from says the tape is endorsed by agricultural agencies. We have\nno evidence of that and we have not repeated it. We also cannot tell you the exact roll length with confidence. The product code says 100 m\nand the listing copy says 90 m. We have asked the supplier and until they answer, we would\nrather say we do not know than print a number. Where tape is not the answer Anywhere a crop genuinely has to be protected rather than made less attractive. That is a\nnet over a frame. Tape is a deterrent that needs attention; a net is a barrier that does\nnot."
}