Eco Small Bird Box with 28mm Hole - Recycled LDPE Plastic/Wood - L17 x W17 x H26 cm

~~£37.33~~

Product information

Description

General description

The Eco Small Bird Box is a thoughtfully designed nesting solution for garden birds, combining the durability of recycled LDPE plastic with the comfort of a wooden internal nesting chamber. Available in three entrance hole sizes (25mm, 28mm, and 32mm), this bird box caters to a variety of species, ensuring a welcoming environment for birds such as Blue Tits, Great Tits, and House Sparrows. Designed in the UK by professional ornithologists, this bird box not only provides a robust home but also contributes to environmental sustainability.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: Height 26cm, Width 17cm, Depth 17cm

Weight: 1.1kg

Entrance hole sizes: 25mm, 28mm, 32mm

Material: Recycled LDPE plastic outer with internal OSB nesting chamber

Installation

Easy fixing with three concealed mounting holes located at the back of the box

Additional fixing hole at the base for added stability if needed

Recommended installation method: Remove the inner chamber, fix the outer shell to the desired surface, and then slide the inner chamber back into place

Usage

This bird box is designed to provide a comfortable and safe nesting environment for various garden bird species. The removable wooden nesting chamber features drainage holes, allowing for easy cleaning and maintenance. Simply twist the fastening at the bottom to slide out the nesting chamber for inspection or cleaning.

Other information

Constructed with a weatherproof outer shell made from UV stabilized 100% recycled plastic

Internal nesting chamber made from Oriented Strand Board, sourced from wood waste or sustainably thinned saplings

Innovative construction with integral tabbing system for enhanced durability

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Length
17 cm
Width
17 cm
Height
26 cm
Weight
1100 g

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