[Bell Historians] Netting on Towers

[Andrew Wilby]

Is this a listed building?

If so you might need listed building consent etc and changes to the 
exterior of such buildings can get tricky.

Can we assume that all this is covered and an internal solution is 
impossible?

If an internal solution is possible then you might need a different type 
of contractor with a different scale of costs.

Andrew



Richard Offen wrote:
>
> Why can’t the netting be fix to the inside of the tower windows? This 
> would surely be much easier to fit.
>
> R
>
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> *Subject:* [ Bell Historians] Netting on Towers
>
> ** If anyone can help with the problem below I would be interested to 
> hear from them off list please... **
>
> Do you know of anyone who will affix netting to the outside of our 
> tower windows to stop birds entering the tower? We have one quote from 
> a company in the West Country who will abseil down the outside of the 
> tower and fix the netting over the windows. His quote seems expensive 
> (£2400 + VAT), and we would like to get some more quotes.
>
> ** Graham Nabb **
>
> ** 07974 743766 **
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