UBT - Urban Bird Table

very quick free delivery. Nice to have! Product exactly as described. You do need three screws for fixing but mostly any lying around will do. Fixed this to shed door as have two cats one of which is adept at catching birds. I have had wood pigeons for years visting garden but stopped putting food out for them as cat caught one and I was so upset. However, they kept coming back even though no food. Put this on shed door as nearly inaccessible to the "cat catcher". Put up yesterday and already had one young wood pigeon feeding off it. Watched the cat and he could not get him so hopefully (if bird does not go onto ground) this will be safer for them. I felt sorry for the wood pigeons as even though no food for them they were still coming. This holds lots of seed and I have also put near the hanging bird feeder for the small birds and hopefully they will use as well. Nice feature are the hooks underneath so you can also hang feeders and fat balls etc underneath for the smaller birds as well. Very well made. Was easy to put up, looks nice and is working. Might consider buying another if this one keeps the wood pigeons safer.

really great value bit less sturdy than I imagined hence not 5 stars but as i said value for money

I got this as an addition for my feeding stations in the garden and I am so pleased I did. It has quickly become the favourite! It holds more food, the bigger birds have easier access, and my lovely flock of starlings enjoy eating together bless them. It was easy to put together and fit to the fence, the extra hooks attached are excellent for coconut feeders or your birdies favourites. It is very sturdy and the plastic is great as doesn't rust! Only thing I would say is due to being screwed you can't tip it when it rains and the couple holes in it don't drain it completely. But get creative with a little towel and you'll be fine!

Great bird table. The birds feel comfortable with it and it has attracted everything from sparrows to sea gulls. Once secured to the wall it is quite stable but appears flimsy until fixed. Good value for money.

I bought this table to encourage the bigger birds away from my ground feeders. The little ones weren't getting a look in. and the jackdaws and wood pigeons were breaking off the nearby plants as they landed. This was easy to assemble, and I didn't have the screw issue some reviewers have mentioned. I screwed from the tray into the bracket below, not through the bracket at the bottom. Don't know if that's why. I also didn't put the four hanging hooks on the bottom of the tray and that now gives 6 drainage holes instead of two. Another issue some reviewers mentioned. Within 5 minutes of putting it on the fence with some fat balls on the tray, the jackdaws arrived. It works a treat and the ground feeders have been freed up. As you can see from my photo it is sturdy and will accommodate a couple of big birds. The wood pigeon and squirrel also like it. The small birds do use it too! I would recommend this especially if you have a small garden like I do.

This is good product at affordable price in durable construction. The table does not appear flimsy or wobbly as mentioned in some of the reviews. It is reasonably thick and sturdy. However some design improvements are apparent. - I would have much appreciated a slot/click type of removable table. Makes the cleaning job much easier. - The table also sits on one support/peg. A cross type support would have provided better stability which is mentioned in some of the reviews. I do not think the table will bend or fall over with some pigeons on it but may be the seller can consider these two points as future design improvements. Overall pleased with the product and delivery.

I’m not sure. The unit was easy enough to assemble and fix to a wall. I have some misgivings/ doubts over its long term practicalities. There are only 2 drainage holes - which I suspect would become easily blocked with seed. The hooks for carrying additional feeders are quite flimsy. It looks ok from a distance and the birds are unmoved by such anyway. The starlings are giving avian thumbs up already. The sparrows are more cautious at this point. Time will tell.

I screwed this to the side of my shed. It’s small and it’s cheap but it does exactly what it’s intended to do. My partner and I spend hours watching the birds visiting the table. We have since added a number of hanging feeders but this is clearly the preferred location, always needing to be topped up first and attracting the greatest number and diversity of birds. I am tempted to get a second one as it has become so popular that there is an almost continual war being waged in our garden as jealous and territorial birds chase each other away from it.