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Deluxe Complete Metal Bird Feeding Station with Large Copper Style Feeders

Name: Deluxe Complete Metal Bird Feeding Station with Large Copper Style Feeders
Brand: SELECTIONS
SKU: GFK236
Price: 27.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

This high-quality bird feeding station comes complete with 3 large feeders made from hard-wearing metal with a copper finish. It includes two water dishes and a mealworm tray, as well as two hangers for fat snax or another feeder, and a stabilizer stand.

Technical specifications

Height: 2.4m

Width: 50cm

Pole diameter: 22mm

Installation

The pole consists of 4 pieces that easily slot together.

The last piece of the pole has a pointed end for easy insertion into the soil, ensuring the station remains upright.

Usage

Set includes one each of seed, nut, and fatball feeder.

Features two bird baths and a mealworm feeder tray.

Includes a fatball feeder hook and stabilizer stand.

Features

Brand
SELECTIONS
Length
13 cm
Width
50 cm
Height
240 cm
Material
Metal

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 2 Reviews

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DDarren

Published on 21/09/2023, United Kingdom

Good product, reasonable price compared to similar products I’ve seen, birds love it, product is not very sturdy due to its height and being very top heavy, becomes quite unstable in windy conditions, so I’ve had to remove one of the extension poles to make it more stable but of course becomes shorter than would like. Overall not a bad product.

SStephen

Published on 04/07/2023, United Kingdom

Very nice product Very well made and the birds are making the most of it. Steve Watret.

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