Window bird collision prevention stickers, Sourcing Swissinno, pack of 5

These Window bird collision prevention stickers from Sourcing Swissinno come as a pack of five adhesive decals designed to reduce bird strikes on glazed surfaces. The stickers increase the visual cues on windows, helping birds detect and avoid flying into glass. They are suitable for a wide range of installations, including domestic windows, conservatories, shopfronts and office glazing, and can be applied to both interior and exterior-facing panes.

Advantages

The decals are low-profile and easy to apply on clean glass without specialized tools, and they can be removed later with minimal residue. Because they are small and unobtrusive, they preserve the transparency and appearance of windows while providing effective visual contrast for birds. The pack of five allows coverage of multiple windows or repeated application where needed.

Suitable for

• Residential windows and balconies
• Conservatories and sunrooms
• Shopfronts and display windows
• Office building glazing and atriums
• Temporary events with large glass surfaces

Key specifications

• Quantity: 5 adhesive decals per pack
• Material: thin adhesive film suitable for glass application
• Application surface: smooth, clean glass (interior or exterior)
• Removal: removable with minimal residue when following removal instructions
• Visibility: designed to increase contrast and visual cues for birds to reduce collisions

How to use

Clean the glass surface thoroughly with a non-greasy cleaner and ensure it is dry before applying the sticker. Position each decal at eye level for typical flying birds or according to local guidance for spacing to maximise visibility—commonly a grid or spaced pattern across the glazed area. Peel the backing and press the adhesive side onto the glass, smoothing out air bubbles with a soft cloth. For exterior application, ensure stickers are firmly adhered and check periodically for wear.

Usage recommendations

For best results, apply decals across the entire glazed area at intervals recommended by local wildlife organisations (for example, spacing less than the wingspan of common local species). Inspect stickers regularly and replace if faded or detached. When removing, warm the sticker area slightly if necessary and peel gently to avoid leaving adhesive residue; any remaining residue can be removed with a mild solvent suitable for glass.