Plow & Hearth Paradise Palms Lighted Beach Cottage Birdhouse – White

Product Description

Add a touch of the tropics to your yard with our charming Paradise Palms Lighted Beach Cottage Birdhouse. This cottage style beach house is full of character and style that observers will appreciate, along with all the right details to attract song birds to your home. Battery-operated mini-lights around the roof line add a touch of sparkle after dark. They operate on a timer: 6 hours on, 18 hours off. Exterior-grade solid wood and plyboard is long-lasting; solid wood roof decking and flooring. Unpainted interior, drainage holes, ventilation and removable clean-out panel creates a clean, dry, non-toxic environment. A 1¼” entry hole is just the right size for smaller birds such as finches, nuthatches and wrens. A removable back wall makes cleaning a breeze; a swing-up paddle board on the back makes it easy to install onto a tree. Birds will love the unpainted interior, while you’ll love the resin flourishes including a little palm tree, front porch and lattice work. The roof is comprised of real pine shingles. Takes 3AA batteries, not included.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions (Overall): 7.25 inches (L), 8.75 inches (H) x 6.5 inches (W)
• Weight: 16.5 pounds
• Assembly Details: Adult Assembly Required, Tools Provided
• Mount Type: Pole Mount
• Pets subtype: Bird Houses
• Material: Iron
• Warranty: No Applicable Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer’s or supplier’s warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869

Product Highlights

• Beach cottage style fully functional birdhouse
• Crafted of exterior-grade solid wood and plywood construction with shingled roof
• LED lights along the roof line are battery operated with a timer
• Lights can be set to stay on 6 hours, off for 18
• Adorable details including a front porch, palm tree and lattice work

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