Best Choice Products Outdoor Rustic Pedestal Bird Bath Accent for Garden, Yard w/ Fleur-de-Lis Accents - Mint Green

This came really fast and was lightweight and super easy to assemble when I needed something quickly. It holds a lot and it looks like metal, but it's not heavy, which we needed at the time. Very nice, attractive yard addition. The birds like it, too!

This is the second one we've bought and will give it away as a gift. It holds up to winter and freezing conditions if you just drain it and refill when the temps go above freezing, our ceramic one does not do that! It will not crack like ceramic. Looks great.

This is a lightweight bird bath that was very easy to put together. The stakes could be a little longer, but all in all, a great addition to the yard.

Taller and wider than expected. Pleased with the larger than expected size. Like the apricot color that looks metal instead of plastic. Haven't put it outside yet and might use tent pegs or something similar to fasten it to the ground as it is lightweight. Easy to assemble.

This birdbath is SUPER, SUPER NICE! The price was phenomenal. I am a petite female, and I put it together in about 2 minutes. It looks like rustic cast iron, and you would never even know that it is heavy duty plastic just by looking at it. It is a great size, very sturdy. It is SO SO SO easy to pull up the three anchors to move it so you can mow your lawn, and then equally simple and quick to put it back where you want it and anchor it down again. The birds, mainly robins and blue jays and finches around here, seem to really appreciate it! I HIGHLY recommend this thing. Oh - and it is pretty too!

I had a birdbath similar to this one years ago. I was happy to find this one at a decent price bc so many are over priced these days. I would slowly screw this together piece by piece and not fully tighten it until you know it will be straight. i did have the bottom piece of mine acting tricky to thread right and my first two attempts made the whole birdbath lean ever so slightly. I was able to get it lined out eventually. The assembly is actually extremely easy. The product is light and easy to move. I used a canning funnel to fill my base with pebbles before adding the bowl part. Unless we get strong winds, I look for this to stay upright on it's own. I already owned 2 other bird baths but if I decide to add another, I would have no problem buying another one of these. Id even buy one for a gift. The bowl was much larger than I thought it would've been. I was honestly expecting to get Temu'd, lol.

VERY lightweight plastic. You WILL need to fill the stem with rocks, but that wont be enough to keep this stable. I used LOADS of landscape staples to pin it down all around the base to make it stable enough. I suspect it won't take much wind to knock it over, but the birds are really enjoying it. (I should have put it father away from the feeders than I did-would suggest you do give at least 10 feet room for the birds to feel safe to bath while other birds are at feeders.)

It looks metal but is pretty cheap plastic. Even with the stakes in the ground, a small wind will blow this over. Squirrel jumps up on it and it’s gonna fall over. Hard Pass

these products ship with 3rd party shipping and they send a text it was delivered when it isn't. once they delivered an item to my neighbors before. so be prepared for it to come late or go to someone else's house, or not get delivered at all🤷🏼‍♀️ do not recommended due to shipping practices that are not accurately done.

This product is very pretty, easily assembled, and seems to be well made. BUT the birds will not take it. My husband and I believe it is because the surface is so slick and they seem to be afraid to walk around on it and balance to drink or bathe. We tried putting pebbles in it for them to walk on, but to no avail...they still avoided it. We finally discarded it and went back to our original choice (a concrete birdbath with a shallow bowl). The birds love it. Sorry to be so negative. It is a beautiful product and made a lovely addition to our flower garden, but our main concern is the birds and their non-acceptance of it.