Stick Bird Feeder
Our steel Stick Bird Feeder holds a piece of fruit or bird food on a simple garden perch. For the person whose idea of a busy lunch spot involves feathers.
32 cm × 10 cm (12.5 × 4 in), including branch and spike.
Style With
Stick Bird Feeder
A place of its own.
Give the silhouette a clear backdrop and a spot you pass often. The changing light around the steel makes the place you choose part of the piece.
Steel that changes with the seasons.
Corten weathering steel develops a natural orange-brown rust patina outdoors. Rain, drying and exposure change the colour and pace of weathering. Keep rust runoff away from pale paving, walls and pots that could stain.
Find its place.
Choose sound timber with room for the silhouette. Hold the mounting spike at a slight downward angle and tap its thick end with a hammer or mallet until secure. Avoid striking fine cut details. Hard timber may need a pilot hole. Wear gloves and eye protection; tools are not included. Add a suitable piece of fruit or bird food to the food spike. Remove uneaten food and clean regularly.
Someone in mind.
Arrives flat, ready to wrap for the person you have in mind.
The useful details
Specifications and what’s included
32 cm × 10 cm (12.5 × 4 in), including branch and spike.
Material: Corten weathering steel.
One steel Stick Bird Feeder. Food and tools are not included.
Delivery and returns
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Frequently asked questions
What is included?
One steel Stick Bird Feeder. Food and tools are not included.
How do I install it?
Choose sound timber with room for the silhouette. Hold the mounting spike at a slight downward angle and tap its thick end with a hammer or mallet until secure. Avoid striking fine cut details. Hard timber may need a pilot hole. Wear gloves and eye protection; tools are not included. Add a suitable piece of fruit or bird food to the food spike. Remove uneaten food and clean regularly.
Will it rust?
Corten weathering steel develops a natural orange-brown rust patina outdoors. Rain, drying and exposure change the colour and pace of weathering. Keep rust runoff away from pale paving, walls and pots that could stain.
