Kenroy Home 51050CON Pedestal Outdoor Bird Bath with Gray Finish, Classic Style, 21.5" Height, 16" Width, 16" Depth

Arrived with major damage, had to return.

This is the third Kenroy birdbath of this design that I've bought and it's definitely not the same--not as heavy and the basin doesn't attach as well as the previous ones. They only last a few years if you leave them outside in winter so I've had to replace them before. The first one and it's replacement were a nice weight, not too heavy but not light so they were stable. The basin screwed into the top which made it easy to attach. The one I just bought is a cheaper version. It looks the same, but is much lighter and the basin isn't attached by screwing it into base--there are tabs that make it a twist and lock. I found it very difficult to get it properly seated and secured. I'm still not sure the basin is attached correctly. All in all this one is a huge disappointment so it's the last one I will buy.

This is a solid birdbath with simple, clean lines that the birds (and squirrels) love. I added sand to base for stability.

I really love this birdbath. The deep bowl is perfect for a solar fountain, the base is very sturdy and can be filled with sand through the hole in the top if you want a little added stability. I particularly love that the bowl “screws” into the base! I have a concrete birdbath I’ve had for years and eventually had to use concrete adhesive to permanently fix the bowl to the top because it kept falling off, it never really seated firmly into the base. So the fact that this has ridges that countersink into the base and “screws” in with a simple twist is a definite bonus.Now for the downside and the reason I did not give this item 5 stars. It arrived damaged. It’s packed well, but there was a puncture in the box that was taped up at some point. It doesn’t look like shipping damage because the same tape covering the puncture is also holding the label. So if this left the seller already damaged, then I’m particularly dismayed. Especially since I have back issues and had to not only remove it from the box, but had to repackage it for return. A replacement is on the way, so I will eventually get this amazing birdbath in my garden - but not happy that I had to dolly the box to my garden, take it out, and when I removed the packaging to place it, discovered the damage. I went ahead and placed the bowl so I could see how it seated and actually see it in my garden before packing it back up. It’s a little shorter than some, but it’s still a nice piece. Pics included - hopefully by end of the week I’ll have this in my garden permanently!UPDATE: replacement arrived in perfect condition and I loved it so much I purchased another one of a different style. Both are fantastic and love them!

Great purchase! Easy to clean and birds love it!

I am SUPER conflicted because it loos nice and it is more or less solid BUT the 3rd point in the description says DURABLE CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION ... This birdbath is plastic - 1000% plastic. For $130 I am not the least bit satisfied. I pretend that I spent $47 and I feel like I got a good deal. It is WAY overpriced for 21" of plastic. Buy ballast to fill the pedestal like sand or small rocks to weigh it down if you decide to buy it anyway. My wife likes it so we're keeping it but if I actually had a choice ? Yeah, it'd be goin' back. I'd rather but a real concrete one from my local garden shop for $180.

When I first got this, I was pleased with the weight of it & the fact that the top screwed onto the pedestal. I also liked the clean lines & that I could fill the pedestal with sand to stabilize it. Within just a couple of months, though, the finish in the basin started to show small signs of wearing away & I was starting to see bits of the brown base material underneath. This was in the summer so it wasn’t like it had already been subject to cold temperatures. Now that it has been outdoors through a very mild winter, there are large areas all around the pedestal that have flaked off. Fortunately that had not happened in the basin but there are the beginnings of it along the rim. It has been taken down, as I am concerned the birds could end up ingesting some of the coating, & headed for the garbage dump. This thing has been outdoors for 9 months. I sure would have expected it to last a lot longer than that.

I really liked the look of this bird bath, and it was fine while it lasted. It started to peel and chip after one year.

It's a lovely bird bath but I'm glad they said to put sand in the foot to make it sturdier. If it's up against a wall of the house it would be fine.