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🐒 Heavy-Duty · Compound Walls · Railings

Monkey Spikes for
Compound Walls & Parapets

Heavy-duty polycarbonate spike strips specifically designed to deter monkeys from compound walls, railings, and roof parapets. Also deters pigeons — one installation solves both problems.

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Deters monkeys + pigeonsScrew-mount for permanenceOnly PrepaidBulk pricing available

Heavy

Pin grade

~5 inch

Coverage width

✓ Both

Monkey + bird

₹600

Starting price

Where monkey spikes work best

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Compound Wall Top

Most common monkey entry point

3–4 strips per meter

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Roof Parapet / Ledge

Building roof edge and cornices

Screw mount · bulk qty

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Balcony Railing Top

Top rail where monkeys grip and leap

Cable tie or screw

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Terrace Boundary

Open terrace perimeter walls

3-Row · full perimeter

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Garden Wall / Gate Top

Entry points from trees or adjacent walls

Screw mount

🐒 Monkey Spikes

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ProNet® Polycarbonate Monkey Spikes for Balconies, Monkey Control Spikes

roNet Polycarbonate Monkey Spikes are durable monkey-control spikes designed to discourage monkeys from walking, sitting or climbing on balcony railings, boundary walls, parapet edges, pipes, terraces and other exposed surfaces. The spike design creates an uncomfortable surface that helps reduce monkey movement without trapping or intentionally harming them.

Made from strong polycarbonate material, these monkey spikes are suitable for homes, apartments, buildings, farmhouses, commercial spaces and monkey-prone areas. They are practical to install and help protect open spaces from repeated monkey entry and disturbance.

Buying guide

How many monkey spike strips do you need?

Each strip covers 1 running foot. Measure your total wall perimeter and add 10% buffer for corners and joints.

Surface	Measurement needed	Strips needed	Install method	Cost guide
Compound wall — per side Measure each side separately	Screw mount	1 strip per running foot	Screw mount	₹600/strip
Full compound perimeter e.g. 40ft × 4 sides = 160 ft	Screw mount	160–176 strips (+ 10%)	Screw mount	Ask for bulk price
Balcony railing top All sides of balcony	Cable tie or screw	1 strip per running foot	Cable tie or screw	₹600/strip

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Built for monkey force

Heavier pin construction withstands the landing force and grip of a monkey. Standard bird spikes bend flat — monkey spikes don't.

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Works for birds too

Monkey spikes deter pigeons and birds as effectively as standard bird spikes. One installation solves both problems.

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Screw-mount recommended

Monkeys test and pry at surfaces. Screw mounting ensures the spike stays fixed even under repeated monkey pressure.

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Bulk pricing for large walls

Compound wall perimeters often need 50–200+ strips. WhatsApp us your wall perimeter for bulk pricing.

Why it matters

Bird Spike vs Monkey Spike — what's the difference?

Standard bird spikes are not engineered for monkey deterrence. Here's why

Comparison — Bird Spike vs Monkey Spike

Feature	Bird Spike	Monkey Spike
Pin thickness	Standard (1MM PC)	Heavy-duty (reinforced PC)
Load capacity	Birds (up to ~500g)	Monkeys (5–10 kg landing force)
Works for pigeons?	✓	✓ (handles both)
Works for monkeys?	✗ (pins bend)	✓
Installation	Adhesive or screw	Screw recommended
Coverage width	3–6 inches (2/3-Row)

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Questions answered

Frequently asked questions — Monkey Spikes

Why can't I use a regular bird spike for monkeys?

Standard bird spikes (1MM polycarbonate pins) are designed for the light landing force of a pigeon — typically under 200 grams. A monkey lands with 5–10 kg of force and grips the surface with its hands. Bird spike pins bend flat immediately under this weight. Monkey spikes use significantly heavier pin construction and a reinforced base specifically engineered to withstand monkey force and grip.

Will monkey spikes also deter pigeons and birds?

Yes — monkey spikes deter both. The heavier pins that deter monkeys are equally effective against birds. If you have both a monkey problem and a pigeon problem on the same surface, one monkey spike installation solves both. There is no need to double-install bird spikes and monkey spikes on the same ledge.

Where should I install monkey spikes — top of the wall or the face?

Always install on the top flat surface of compound walls and parapets — the horizontal landing surface where monkeys stand. Do not install on the vertical face. Monkeys jump to the top of walls and then walk along them. Covering the top surface with spikes makes the entire wall top unusable as a travel route.

How many monkey spike strips do I need for my compound wall?

Each strip covers 1 running foot. Measure the total perimeter of your compound wall (all four sides) in feet. That number = strips needed. Add 10% for waste at corners and junctions. A standard 40-foot compound wall perimeter needs approximately 44 strips. Bulk pricing is available — WhatsApp us your perimeter measurement for a quote.

Can I use adhesive or do I need to screw monkey spikes down?

For monkey spike installation, screw mounting is strongly recommended. Monkeys will test and pry at surfaces — adhesive alone may not hold against repeated monkey testing. Use 6mm masonry drill, plastic rawl plugs, and 30mm screws through the pre-drilled holes in the spike base. For metal railings, self-tapping screws work directly. After screwing, seal the screw heads with weatherproof silicone sealant.

Do monkey spikes harm monkeys?

No — monkey spikes are a non-lethal deterrent. The pins create an uncomfortable, unstable surface that monkeys learn to avoid. Monkeys are intelligent and quickly recognize that a surface is unsafe to land on — they will redirect to other routes. Spikes do not trap or injure monkeys. This is the legally compliant and ethically correct method of monkey deterrence.