« Return to Index More than 100 rolls (5,000 feet) of Bird-Shock Flex-Track were installed on this building. More than 20 chargers were utilized based on the configuration and zone design. Two men installed the entire system in about two weeks.
What looks like a beautiful, new building is actually a newly-renovated sky scraper down in Australia. It use to be a dingy brown concrete building but now it's covered with aluminum and stainless steel panels and it looks absolutely beautiful.	Before it was re-faced, the balconies on the corners were home to flocks of pigeons. The architects wisely specified Bird Barrier’s Bird-Shock Flex-Track to protect their new piece of artwork.
The architects researched and determined that just one row of Bird-Shock on the outer edges would deter the pigeons. Notice the wire at the end of the track tucked into the seam between metal panels.	The scene from above: an attractive, low-profile solution. Gray Flex-Track on a gray surface right outside of office windows was an ideal solution; and the pigeons never returned.