Product Description

This bird aviary is constructed of Swedish Redwood 50mm x 38mm (2″ x 1 1/2″). The bird aviary panels are wired to the inner face so as to keep the timbers clean. The door bird aviary panel is constructed as a full bird aviary panel. This is optional as having the half door height is not a problem. On larger structures it is possible to have an internal door bird aviary panel. There is a kicking place at the bottom of the bird aviary panels to prevent wire damage. This is approximately 38cm (15″) high. The timber is treated with a timbertex water based preservative. All timbers are held together with zinc plated screws.

It is advisable although optional to have the timber tanalised as this will provide many years of maintenance free life and will prevent rot for up to ten years. There is an additional charge for this treatment. Just ask! The wire is aviary specification 19 gauge, 25mm x 12mm (1″ x 1/2″) galvanized weld mesh.

Dimensions (approx).
H 1900mm (75”)
W 1900mm (75”)
D 1900mm (75”)

We do not use couriers to deliver our products as we believe in a total service from construction to meeting our customers face to face. There is a delivery charge from £24.95 per total order whether your order is 1 or 100 items (applies to UK mainland only – certain areas will incur an additional fee). This payment includes assembly and a final silicone treatment after your product is completed, for additional protection against the elements.

Please note the optional tantalizing process may delay your expected delivery date.

Materials

Pressure Treatment Options

For maximum protection, we can tanalise your product (a form of pressure treatment) to help give you up to 10 years without the worry from dry rot and normal decay typical to all outdoor wooden furniture. Click here to find out more.

Maintenance

All our products are finished with a Teak water based (non toxic) preservative. The timber should be re-coated with an equivalent preservative every year to ensure the maximum life span of the product.

Oil based coatings are the best as they tend to repel water before it penetrates the timber fibers.

Re-coating is best undertaken on a warm dry day or even better after a dry spell when the timber has had time to dry enough to absorb the coating you are applying.

Additional Protection

Here’s a bit of a tip – get yourself an atomizer spray!

Get yourself an atomizer spray – the sort you do your indoor plant leaves with. Most DIY shops sell what’s called a waterproofing agent. Thompson’s Water seal is a brand name but “B&Q” do their own brand.

Fill the atomizer with it and spray over the external surfaces of the product a couple of times a year. It’s really quick and easy. Don’t forget to wear appropriate mask and gloves. Follow the Health and safety instructions on the container.