Dia 18" W*28" H Large Metal Bird Bath with Stand, Bird Baths for Outdoors, Metal Bird Baths/Feeder,for Garden Yard Decor

I have owned 6 birdbaths over the years and finally decided to pay a little extra money for metal. And it is worth it! WINTER PROOF! What does that mean? At first frost set it on its side. Or put it in the shed. Unlike plastic you don't have to have a lot of sand or rocks inside to stabilize it, and unlike glass it cannot fracture. I am impressed with the tripod design.

The media could not be loaded. Charming bird bath. Has a good weight to it, pretty sturdy when using the stakes in the ground that came with it. Easy to put together & easy clean with just birdbath cleaner and brush weekly. I also put a drop of birth bath fountain treatment in it weekly. Deep enough for bigger birds to splash around but little ones can use it to. Very happy with purchase!

Very good quality and sturdy. Great addition to my backyard.

I really liked this birdbath for the short time I had it. I live in Tennessee and I let water freeze in it a few times until I realized the copper paint was cracking and peeling off the inside of the bowl. I was afraid that would be harmful to the birds. So I threw it out. I used to have a ceramic one that also cracked apart after letter water freeze in it several times. I was getting frustrated with having to throw out bird baths. I decided to do a little web search and I found a tutorial on youtube on how to make a hanging bird bath using a thrifted Pyrex pie plate, a metal wreath frame from Michaels and a the chains from a hanging basket from the dollar store. I found all the parts and pieces and assembled it. I have to say I think it looks better than a lot of the hanging bird baths that are for sale. And because Pyrex is supposedly freezer safe, oven safe, food safe, etc., I'm hoping it will survive all the seasons and also be easy to clean. And if it does end up cracking, I can just find another one for $2 at the thrift store and replace it.I am giving this bird bath 4 stars because I did like it so much until I had the paint peeling issue. It was very attractive and I just cleaned it with a scrub brush. It lasted a little over a year.BTW - I also would like to add that if you put a few older copper pennies in the bird bath, for some magical reason it helps keep the water algae-free for much longer. The US pennies have to be 1981 or older for them to work. I put 5 in and it made a big difference in keeping the algae at bay. But of course you still need to clean the bird bath frequently and keep fresh water in it for the health of the birds.

I love the look of this birdbath - the color is really stunning, and the little metal bird on the edge adds to the fun. It's made entirely out of metal so it feels very sturdy and durable. I highly recommend!

Deeper than I expected but birds were splashing and drinking within minutes after hanging up. Good value for money. Hopefully it won’t get rusty. Unfortunately after some time has passed since I wrote this I have been disappointed by the fact that the water appears to change color to a rusty brown color. I don’t know if this is harmful to the birds but they seem to be avoiding it unless I have just replaced the water.

This birdbath is cute. But the water gets brown after a few days and the bird basket gets very slimy. Whatever is in the material making the birdbath cannot be good for the birds. This should not be sold. I don’t think.

Pleasantly surprised at this sturdy, well-made smaller, hanging bird bath. Looks so pretty hanging from my shepherd's hook in the back yard. And the little bird attached to the rim of the bowl is a beautiful touch. I would buy this again. Very, very nice indeed!