Bird Baths for Outdoors

I was looking for an affordable bird bath that was appealing to the eyes and this was it! Just something simple. It’s the perfect height and looks great in my garden! Looking forward to seeing the birds use it! Light weightSturdiness:Metal & the bath pan is well madeValue for money:Definitely affordable for the type of bird bath.Appearance:Antique brown. Gorgeous!Ease of assembly:Very simple to out together.

This was super easy to put together and install right in the garden. The color is beautiful and the dish is deep for refilling. The birds love it, it is a great addition to my flower garden, got many compliments!!!! Would recommend!

It’s okay, but a bit flimsy. The post sections don’t fit securely (unless you hammer them in maybe) and the frame that holds the bowl bends easily. But it looks nice.

We now have two of these well made, easy to put together, birdbath / feeders. The advantage is price and function. The function comes by being able to remove the pan for cleaning. We put a solar fountain in one and use the other as a feeder. Much easier to move than concrete.

Just what I was looking for! Simple, cute, easy to clean with the removable bowl! Very sturdy with the 5 prongs and looks great with the yard! Kind of don’t want birds in it lol I just wanted the water noise without all the fuss.

i absolutely love this bird bath! my yard is on a slight hill, since it has stakes all you have to do is tap down the higher ones and it levels it out! its sturdy and really looks good! i can wait until the birds realize its there!

Easy to assemble and install. However, don’t bother buying a colorful one if you plan to use it outdoors. Purchased the blue model and within one day the color had completely faded and turned to plain metal. Still functional, just not as pretty as I’d hoped. You can see the original colorOn the bottom, which is also somewhat fading now after a week.

This is a very sturdy birdbath, and it looks like it can be shorter by leaving out one of the pieces. I bought the blue one. It was a very pretty blue until I put it out in the sun. It almost immediately turned a yellowish green, which isn't nearly as pretty. Other than the color, I'm pleased with it. And the bluebirds finally found it (they used to visit my old one all the time, until the crows broke it).