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Anti-bird-strike window film
Birds can't see clear or reflective glass. A subtle pattern of dots or lines on the glass makes it visible to them, helping to prevent collisions with bi-folds, conservatories and glass balustrades.
- Free virtual surveySend photos or a video, no home visit
- Fixed written quoteA clear price per window, no obligation
- Glass checked firstEvery film matched to your glass
- Fitted by handNeat edges, dust sheets down, left tidy
Why birds hit glass
Large windows reflect the sky and trees, or let birds see straight through to the garden on the other side. To a bird, it looks like open space.
Anti-bird-strike film adds a discreet pattern, usually small dots or fine lines spaced closely enough that birds recognise the glass as a barrier. From inside, the pattern is subtle and you keep your view.
It's one of the simplest ways to protect garden birds around big glazed extensions, conservatories and glass balustrades.
Where it helps most
Big panes facing gardens, trees and open sky.
Wide panes looking out onto the garden.
Glass on several sides that birds can see through.
Balconies and terraces near trees and hedges.
Glazed walkways and reflective facades.
Protect birds, keep the view
Send us photos of the glass and we'll suggest the right pattern and send a fixed quote.