Find Box For The Birds 9 By 9 By 10 12 Inch at Amazon
Amazon.com Review
Purple martins, with their monogamous life style and interesting behaviors, are exceedingly agreeably diverting birds but may ofttimes be difficult to attract. Give yourself the best probability of housing these terrifi birds with the support of Heath Manufacturing’s 15-foot martin house pole. This exceedingly strong, three-section steel pole telescopes to 15 feet when to the full or entire extent extended and locks with a convenient, easy-to-use key fastening system. For greatest or most complete or best possible stability, it’s commended that you plant this pole deep in the ground or concrete; a plastic ground sleeve is included to make this procedure easier. Once it is with resolute determination seated, this pole is sturdy sufficient to hold the heaviest of martin houses in even the heaviest winds.
15-Feet telescoping pole fits all heath purple martin houses of wood . Heavy duty, rust-resistant galvanized steel pole. Pole diameter: bottom 1-1/2-inch middle 1-3/4-inch top 1-1/2-inch. Pole may be effortlessly raised or lowered using the Heath keylock system. Innovative design locks pole into place for desired height. Built to stand the test of time. Heath’s galvanized steel martin house poles have graced America’s yards for years, even decades. With superior rust-resistance all around seasons of use, you may be sure to house your martin’s year after year.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2558 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Wood
- Brand: Heath Outdoor Products
- Model: MP-15-4
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 5.25″ h x 2.75″ w x 5.25″ l, 11.90 pounds
Features
- Telescoping pole for Heath aluminum purple martin houses
- Telescoping design elaborates to 15 feet and locks into place
- Sturdy steel construction
- Includes ground socket
- Intended for use with the Heath aluminum purple martin houses
Reviews
43 of 49 people found the following review helpful.
Easy setup for Martin houses
By Lloyd Perrault
I bought this pole and installed it for my Purple Martin house. Martin houses are heavy (even heavier with birds and nests in them) and probably require the strength of steel rather than wood or PVC. Installation requires digging a 12 ” hole, 30″ to 36″ deep, a bag of cement and some gravel. Of course, this means you must have the tools necessary for digging and mixing the cement (Post hole digger, mixing pan, hoe, and a shovel) and the permission of the property owner.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Decent Flag Pole
By Radio Active
This flag pole is not as sturdy as the original pole that came with my bird house. I suggest raising this pole only up to about 12 feet or so. I say this because I initially raised the pole to about 15 feet and it was easily bent by winds of 25-35mph. Summary: If you plan on putting anything on top of this pole, do not try to get maximum height out of this one.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Terrible Locking System!!!!
By PsychDoc
The ‘Easy Locking’ system is probably the greatest misnomer on any product.Additionally like so many other consumers my pole had no markings indicating which end was which. You are expected to force and twist a curved bolt like piece of metal between the two poles in a small gap with little clearance.This requires two people at least and usually can only be done with the pole assembled and on the ground.This in turn makes it IMPOSSIBLE to actually telescope the pole without taking the whole system down to the ground.The pole seems sturdy enough but the locking system makes this less than useless for regular cleaning and maintaining a purple martin house.
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