Bird Table Granicium®
Denk Bird Table - Feed and watch the birds
The Denk Bird Table is a species-appropriate bird feeder that birds can fly into from all sides. With its pared-down, functional design, the Bird Table fits equally well into both romantic and modern gardens.
- Species-appropriate feeding table with access from all sides
- Transparent construction makes it ideal for bird-watching
- Raw edge gives birds purchase
- Option for hanging up fat balls, as well as sprinkling feed
- Made from Granicium® ceramic, with stainless steel frame
- High-quality, very solid, frost-proof and UV-resistant
- Hygienic and easy to clean
- Storm-proof construction
- Handmade in Germany
- 15-year material guarantee
Its transparent structure makes the Bird Table ideal for birdwatching – a fascinating way to pass the time. At the same time, the open structure makes birds feel safe. They have a clear view all the way around, which keeps them safe from unpleasant surprises.
The frame has an option for hanging up fat balls, as well as scattering feed, so you can satisfy the dietary requirements of most song birds. Please do not feed leftover food or foods that contain salt, as this is harmful to birds.
The Bird Table has a two-part structure made from Granicium® ceramic and a rust-proof, stainless steel frame. The pieces are easy to put together. They are so secure that the Bird Table can even withstand storms. The high-quality, sturdy ceramic is frost and weather-proof. The surface is pleasantly rough to give birds a secure footing.
A rust-proof, stainless steel stand is available to go with the Bird Table. It prevents mice and other rodents from getting to the bird food. The stand keeps birds safe from cats and makes them even easier to observe. The stand is the same for our Bird Bath.
Cleaning
The Bird Table should be cleaned regularly to protect against parasites and to stop germs from spreading. Use clean water and a coarse brush for cleaning.
Tip for feeding all year round
If you use suitable food, you can feed and observe birds all year round. However, you should cut right down on feeding in the summer so as not to influence natural behaviour.
