Kingfisher BBATH 63cm Resin Traditional Bird Bath

Just perfect and so easy to assemble. Just waiting for the birds to find it now!!!Real value for money

The media could not be loaded. I’m so happy to have purchased this bird bath precisely for the warm days we are having. Within a few minutes some Magpies were already enjoying it! Evidence attached!

after reading the reviews I though this might prove unstable and a waste of money, but it has been well used by wood pigeons, magpies and other birds. it is still standing and the birds love it. it needs firming down from time-to-time but that is not a problem. the birds are very happy with this bird bath.

The media could not be loaded. I know this is called a Bird Bath but Pidge is taking it literally and won’t give anyone else a go. I bought it for everyone so all the birds can have a wash but every day within ten minutes of me topping it up Pidge turns up for a spa day and washes his pits while all the little birds queue up. I bought the little solar fountain to go with it which is brilliant and now doubles as Pidge’s shower/bidet. It was easy to assemble, only took two minutes and came with three metal tent pegs to sturdy the base on the grass so it’s really secure and won’t topple over. I bought another smaller bird bath for the little birds but Pidge now uses that one as his foot spa so it’s beyond pointless. I think I need to buy a second one of these to be able to accommodate everyone. I highly recommend this item. It’s been so enjoyable to watch what’s going on each day and it’s really easy to clean too. Anyway I must go as Pidge is waiting for me to bring him a fluffy dressing gown and spa sliders.

The problem with birdbaths is they are mostly very expensive for what they are. Most come in at around £25+ for a plastic bath which doesn't seem to last very long. If you get metal then you are looking at £65+ as a starting point, plus metal often rusts.So, when I saw this at a cheaper price I thought I'd risk it, as even if I can get a year out of it, I won't be too upset since it was cheaper than all the others yet looks the same.UPDATE: It started leaning under the weight of the water, so it seems the base flexes a bit, especially with the wood pigeons crash landing on it. We removed the base & hammered a broom handle into the ground & then put the bath back, over the handle & this has solved the issue.Firstly it was really easy to put together. Secondly, it actually looks quite good.It comes with some pins to peg it down into the ground should you want to. I did have it on the lawn but the ground wasn't very level so I've moved it to the patio for now.Also, I don't think the birds were too sure so I have put some stones in it to give them something to stand on which has also made it a little sturdier since now I think it will hold up to the wood pigeons landing on it.So, whilst it hasn't been outside in freezing weather as yet to see how it fairs, it certainly is good enough for the summer.Happy with this purchase.

I bought this for my fathers garden after a chopped a tree down and it fell on his bird bath as he was away on holiday I sent away for this reasonably priced replacement but I never took into account that this one was plastic and would be blown away in our lovely Scottish climate so it sit in his conservatory and the birds come into him like the lovely homeless lady in home alone charming!

The bird's love it which ud most important!!, it is not too big. Fits nicely anywhere in the garden. It is light to move around. It looks good and more expensive than what it was. So easy to put together. And good quality. Happy with it and I Would buy another one.

The bird bath was very easy to assemble, just a few bits to screw together. It feels very light and I was doubtful about how it would survive. I levelled out a patch of grass and put the bath on this using the supplied pegs to secure it. Since I put it in place we’ve had a couple of nights with quite high winds, so far the bath has stayed in place.The birds started using it after a couple of days. They seem to be happy and, so far, so am I.UPDATE: It seems smaller birds, e.g. finches and sparrows, don’t like this bath, however, larger birds e.g. pigeons and crows, love it. This may be because the bowl is too deep or the plastic is too slippery for the smaller birds. As I’m trying to attract smaller birds I’ve now swapped this out for a stone bird bath, which has a shallower bowl, and all sizes of birds are using it