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Timeless Lutyens Swingseat Bird Feeder

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Timeless Lutyens Swingseat Bird FeederMUST be bought in multiples of 4 Case Size 4 Need product images for your website? Click Here Dimensions: 165 x 245 x 140 mm Barcode: 679505022079 The English country house style of classical architect Edwin Lutyens inspired the Timeless Lutyens Swingseat Bird Feeder. The Timeless Lutyens feeder is part of the Timeless Collection. Made from FSC certified timber from well managed sources and features a removable and washable hygienic feed tray suitable

MUST be bought in multiples of 4

Case Size 4 

Need product images for your website? Click Here

Dimensions: 165 x 245 x 140 mm

Barcode: 679505022079


The English country house style of classical architect Edwin Lutyens inspired the Timeless Lutyens Swingseat Bird Feeder.

The Timeless Lutyens feeder is part of the Timeless Collection. Made from FSC®-certified timber from well-managed sources and features a removable and washable hygienic feed tray suitable for various feed types such as seeds, nuts, mealworms or scraps. It is perfect for feeding small bird species such as robins, great tits, and blue tits, who are small and agile and can land lightly on the seat, arms or backrest. The swinging style and hanging ropes deter larger birds such as pigeons so the little birds can feed in peace.

Maintenance

Clean and disinfect the recycled plastic feed tray regularly to prevent disease and dry thoroughly before re-use. We recommend an annual repaint using exterior water-based paint to keep the surface sealed to maintain its appearance fully.

Details

Dimensions: 165 x 245 x 140 mm

Weight: 375g

Materials: FSC® timber

Colour: Grey

Special Features: Classic architectural design, removable tray

The Timeless Collection

A contemporary take on some of our most popular products to delight every garden and outdoor space. This carefully collated product collection puts a new spin on some of our most loved habitats and feeders that animals have been testing for years. The Timeless Collection comprises four handmade products, including our bestselling Hanging Bird Table to date, along with the much loved Lutyens Swingseat Bird Feeder, the massively adaptable Multi-Species Bird Box and one of our classic Hedgehog Houses. There’s truly something for everyone to add a touch of class to their garden or outdoor space whilst helping our nation's treasured wildlife.

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