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Smart Garden Complete Bird Feeding Dining Station with 4 Feeders for Peanuts, Seed and Suet - Black, 2.04m Tall, Iron, PVC PP Construction, 1 Year 7518002
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Smart Garden Complete Bird Feeding Dining Station with 4 Feeders for Peanuts, Seed and Suet - Black, 2.04m Tall, Iron, PVC PP Construction, 1 Year 7518002

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Complete bird feeding station Includes 4 feeders for peanuts, seed and suet cakes 2.04 metres tall - keeps feeders safe from ground-level No tools required - assembles quickly and easily straight out of the box Iron, PVC and PP construction - Sturdy and weather-resistant for year-round outdoor use Supports garden birds through every season Dimensions (WxDxH) - 60cm x 60cm x 204cm Weight: 3.13kg Warranty: 1 Year Smart Garden Complete Bird Feeding Dining Station with 4 Feeders for Peanuts, Seed and Suet - Black A complete garden bird feeding station with 4 feeders for peanuts, seed and suet cakes - no tools required to assemble: The Smart Garden Complete Bird Dining Station gives you everything needed to set up a fully stocked garden bird feeding station in one box. Four feeders covering peanuts, seed and suet cakes cater to a wide range of garden bird species, and at 2.04 metres tall the station keeps feeders well clear of ground-level disturbance. Iron, PVC and PP construction is built for year-round outdoor use in all weathers. No tools are required for assembly, making set-up quick and straightforward. A practical, all-in-one bird feeding station for Irish gardens, available in Ireland today.