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News Release from: Huck Nets UK | Subject: Bird Control Catalogue
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 August 2007
Huck Nets launch new bird control
catalogue
Huck Nets announce the release of their brand new Bird Control Catalogue covering the complete range of bird control solutions.
The 42 page catalogue covers the complete range of bird control solutions offered by the specialist Bird Control Division of Huck Nets Huck Nets has been making nets for over 40 years and pioneered the manufacture of high quality knotless netting
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 12 Jul 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Throughout this time Huck has manufactured bird netting and in 2003 set up a division dedicated to providing bird control solutions.
Said David Haskins, Bird Control Sales Manager: "Bird netting continues to be the most popular method used for excluding pest birds from all types of objects, openings and structures".
"If correctly installed it is virtually the only system that can be used with confidence".
"At Huck we offer complete bird control solutions".
"Alongside our quality nets we offer a wide variety of bird netting accessories to make your bird netting installation go smoothly, together with post and wire systems for additional protection." The catalogue has been designed to give as much information as possible to help buyers choose the right products.
However, if additional help is required buyers are asked to contact David Haskins on 01308 425100 or to email him at david.haskins@hucknet.net.
Contact David Haskins for a new catalogue or visit www.hucknet.net.
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