Tom Chambers Copper Bird Station Patio Base

Use the Tom Chambers Copper Bird Station Patio Base to hold bird stations measuring 22mm to 32mm in diameter. Suitable for patios or hard surfaces all year round.

The Tom Chambers Copper Bird Station Patio Base is a decorative heavy duty copper finished stand for a bird feeding station.

Ideal for use with any Bird Feeding Station with a pole diameter between 22 and 32mm, as well as being the perfect complement to your Tom Chambers bird station.

If you have a patio or hard surfaces, or need flexibility to move a Bird Station, then this metal patio base is ideal. It is a large 60cm diameter base with attractive decorative scrolls. It is easy to use, simply place the pole of a bird feeding station into the base and tighten with the adjustable screw. It tightens up securely so the pole doesn’t wobble. The maximum pole dimension that this patio stand will take is 32mm. The minimum is 22mm.

This upright support can be fixed securely, as there are two pre-drilled holes for stakes to be inserted (not included).

This stylish copper patio base can be moved around the garden, making it a more flexible way to secure a bird feeding station. Also, using a bird feeding station on a patio makes bird watching easier and more fun. You'll be able to see wild birds closer and from the comfort of your own home.

Details

• Decorative scroll design heavy duty stand for a bird feeding station
• For use with any bird feeding stations or your Tom Chambers bird station
• Copper finished, round 60cm diameter base made with weather resistant steel
• Will fit a bird station pole measuring 22mm to 32mm in diameter
• Easy to use & secure with adjustable screw
• Provides secure upright support & can be further secured to the ground using 2 pre-drilled holes for stakes to be inserted (not included)
• Suitable for use on most outdoor hard surfaces all year round
• Some simple home assembly required
• Enables a feeding station to move closer to home during winter months, meaning no more muddy feet when topping up bird feeders