FEATHER FRIENDLY® BIRD DETERRENT WINDOW FILMS
Feather Friendly® is not a film but a marker that is placed on the outside surface of a window to reduce the surface reflection and alert birds to avoid collision.
Feather Friendly® is fabricated from only the highest quality 3M product and carries all the durability and performance assurances from 3M.
Feather Friendly® is recognized, approved and endorsed by both the American Bird Conservancy and FLAP.
Feather Friendly® Commercial and DIY products have been used for over 10 years on thousands of residential and commercial installations with the highest performance rating both in longevity and reduced collisions.
Feather Friendly® markers have been used successfully world wide in all climates and environments with no failures or reduced performance.
Feather Friendly® markers provide the best combination of collision avoidance, longevity, appearance and visibility to birds and clear visibility for humans looking through glass.
Feather Friendly® is quickly becoming the number one choice to reduce bird collisions with glass.
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Feather Friendly Bird Deterrent Window Films benefits include:
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
Feather Friendly® is the trusted choice for preventing bird collisions on commercial buildings. Our markers are highly effective in making glass visible to birds and preventing deadly collisions, without compromising a building’s aesthetics or views inside and out. Unlike film coverings, Feather Friendly® markers cover only about 8% of the glass, minimizing the visual impact while maximizing the durability and longevity of your treatment.
RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS
Feather Friendly® window markers are an easy-to-use scientifically proven solution for preventing bird collisions with glass surfaces. Feather Friendly® window markers are highly effective in making the area visible to birds and preventing deadly collisions while remaining unobtrusive to humans.
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We now see billions of fewer birds than we did only half a century ago. Urban development poses risks to birds, with approximately 1 billion birds dying in North America from window collisions each year alone.4 Migrating birds unfamiliar with their surroundings are unable to see exterior window glass in their search for habitat.
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We now see billions of fewer birds than we did only half a century ago. Urban development poses risks to birds, with approximately 1 billion birds dying in North America from window collisions each year alone. Migrating birds unfamiliar with their surroundings are unable to see exterior window glass in their search for habitat.
