Traditional wooden bird table garden birds feeder feeding station free standing

When put up its very livht but look lovely. And easy to assemble

Appalling! The legs are so thin (1/2") that it won't stand up. The wood under the top part is twice the thickness of the legs! Even a slight breeze blows the whole thing over! A real cheek to sell this. I would return it if I didn't have the problem of taking all those screws out and parcelling it up.

Easy to assemble. I painted a stain to protect the wood. I have anchored mine down as it will blow over. It’s a good price even if it only lasts a couple of years. The birds and squirrels are already enjoying it.

It is what you would expect for £17 to be fair- I didn’t quite realise how cheap and flimsy it would be though even for £17. Says high quality wood- that’s very questionable! Easy enough to pop together even when in 16 pieces and with holes that don’t quite align. It’s smaller than expected (I should have read the details properly!) and looks more like a child’s size Bird table. I had certainly given lots of laughs for the wrong reasons. I give it the first bit of rain and wind and it will be flattened!

Not nearly as robust as it appears in the description. The whole thing is much smaller than expected (despite the measurements) and is not sturdy. My husband has had to devise a more solid base particularly as the anchoring pegs bought separately cannot be used on the existing legs. We probably should have sent it back but we do like a challenge!! (Not that my husband agrees!)

It looks nice for a garden, I've painted it since, it's light weight and the stand isn't sturdy, in high winds it will blow over, un less you get stand pegs.

Very poor quality. Wood untreated, and could not even assemble it as the screw holes were too big so the screws just dropped straight out. Not fit for purpose.

Easily fitted into a fairly small space yet leaves the birds good access. The roof is large enough to keep the food dry and shelter the birds from our Cumbrian weather