Netting for Thatch


Netting is applied to the thatched roofs:

1) To deter vermin and birds from ridges of straw.

2) To deter vermin and birds from straw roofs.

3) To preserve thatch in areas where weather (i.e wind) is a problem or where the roof is adequate but nearing its lifespan, to prevent slippage.


Usually galvanised wire netting is applied although plastic netting is sometimes used, as is copper wire netting. The latter is believed to have benefits in reducing lichin growth.




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