How does solar mesh work?

The mesh is fitted securely using a variety of clamps, ties, and wires, until the space beneath your solar panels is virtually impenetrable. Some homeowners even combine mesh with spikes, which might be necessary if you live near a particularly ambitious bunch of birds.

Can I add mesh to my solar panels?

Your solar provider will be able to include mesh when installing your solar panels, but you can buy and add it yourself if you prefer. Mesh is more expensive than spikes, costing around £100 for a kit including mesh and fixing clips.

Why do solar panels need mesh netting?

Mesh wire netting blocks access to the area under your panels, so it’s good for keeping out leaves and other debris as well as birds. The mesh is hard to see from ground level and easy to clip directly onto your panels without affecting the warranty or damaging your roof. It’s also easy to remove when your solar panels need servicing or cleaning.

Does bird mesh damage solar panels?

Overall, Bird mesh is an attractive non-intrusive solution, which doesn’t damage your roof or effect your solar panels. As they are clipped underneath the solar panels, and are held into place by a nut and washer, they are also easy to remove. This is great for when your solar panels need servicing or cleaning.

What is a non-penetrating roof mesh system?

The mesh is installed around the panels, preventing access beneath the panels, thus protecting the roof, wiring and equipment from damage. The non-penetrating system uses special clips to fix the mesh to the panels without the need for drilling or gluing. The system is easily removed if necessary for maintenance.

How do you attach a wire mesh to a wall?

Hold the wire mesh so it’s even with the top of the panel frame. Push the fastener hook through the mesh and connect it under the panel frame. Step 4: Now use your hand or pliers to hold fastener’s end.