Eco Barn Owl Nest Box - Polyethylene/Plastic - L65 x W66 x H67 cm

~~£188.59~~

Product information

Description

General description

The Eco Barn Owl Nest Box is designed in collaboration with the Barn Owl Trust, utilizing advanced features to enhance safety and comfort for barn owls. Made primarily from 100% recycled plastic, this nesting box includes a wooden floor to keep the nest dry and requires no maintenance, ensuring a long life expectancy. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, providing a safe roosting and nesting site for barn owls.

Technical specifications

Overall height: 67 cm

Overall width: 66 cm

Overall depth: 65 cm

Weight: 9.5 kg

Materials: Floor made from Oriented Strand Board; other parts made from Low Density Polyethylene board (100% recycled waste plastic)

Construction: Panels fitted using an integral tabbing system

Installation

For indoor use, mount the box at least 3 meters high, ideally near the apex of a roof with sufficient ventilation.

For outdoor use, the box should be at least 4.5 meters high, preferably in a shaded area to minimize overheating.

Face the box away from prevailing winds to reduce rain entry.

Use a separate fixing bracket (not provided) for secure attachment to a tree or wall, allowing the box to hook onto the bracket.

Additional stabilizing bracket at the base to secure the box in place.

Usage

Adult owls can perch on the roof, front platform, or two side perches.

Young owls can exercise on the textured roof or front platform.

The integrated side access hatch allows for easy cleaning and monitoring by licensed specialists.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Width
66 cm
Height
67 cm
Weight
9500 g
Material
Polyethylene

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