Bird Houses for Outside Clearance, Cedar Finch Bluebird Box House for Outside Clearance Wood Bluebird Box House Cedar Wren Hummingbird Birdhouse,Assembled,Natural, 1Pack

The one I got came fully assembled and it is very well built. The fit of the pieces has no gaps and it is put together with screws. I’m impressed with it -especially for the price!

Step aside, Q, because I've found the perfect gadget to satisfy your secret agent aspirations! Presenting the pre-built birdhouse, a masterpiece of avian accommodation that doubles as your very own eye in the sky. It may be designed for our feathered friends, but in the world of espionage, nothing is quite what it seems!Out of the box, this birdhouse is a shining example of craftsmanship, ready to be hung with the utmost ease. Its exterior exudes charm and elegance, luring innocent birds with promises of cozy comfort. Little do they know, behind those charming walls lies the key to your surveillance dreams.While it may seem cheeky to repurpose a humble birdhouse for clandestine purposes, who can resist the allure of turning the ordinary into something extraordinary? By ingeniously retrofitting this avian oasis with a secret camera, you're now in full control of your property's security, 007-style.Who needs a guard dog when you have a fleet of feathered houses at your disposal? With their unassuming placement, gathering intelligence without raising suspicion. From capturing those mischievous neighborhood squirrels to keeping an eye on your prized flowerbeds, the possibilities are endless.So, whether you're a bird enthusiast with a penchant for 007-style shenanigans or a secret agent seeking a covert perch, this pre-built birdhouse is your ticket to avian espionage. Just remember, keep your secret identity intact and share your feathered findings with the utmost discretion. Happy spying, undercover ornithologists!

Ordered 4. They are cute and were all built well enough. My issue is that there are no instructions and the birdhouses do not come with any pre-drilled holes to hang them in a tree or put them on a stake. The Amazon web page says easy installation, which it will be once you pre-drill the holes. also, I don't understand the people who reviewed them and said they were putting a stain or clear coat on them - those toxic chemicals wouldn't be good for the birds or their babies.

These are basic, but if you need a template to build your own from, then they are worth every penny. They are not holding up to basic use and have begun to split and fall apart. but the kids loved to build them.

I just installed three of these within a forested area, fully furnished, ready to move-in, with straw beds.Stashed a little extra straw outside atop the units, between the tree and house in case it gets a little chilly at night. Two fresh coats of Sherwin Wiliams waterbased decking stain, should ensure your feathers remain warm, dry and cozy!This is your de facto good all natural material bird house.Some short-comings:1) No instructions, but easily learned, especially when assembling multiple bird houses.2) Bottom screen is cut extremely short of the width/depth of the bottom of the bird house. To fix, buy your own quart inch galvanized/stainless hardware cloth, and cut to proper width/depth. Workaround, can also squish the sides of the existing mesh, canting the corners into the grooves. From pictures, looks like the original bird house design was more narrow, while subsequent models are wider, more depth; hence the screen is likely overstock from older models.3) No sealant either provided, nor recommended. I'm thinking, a clear translucent water based decking stain on the exterior and a shellac (or same water based decking stain) on the inside. Although cedar is supposedly long lasting, probably best applying an exterior (water based) coating for weather protection and interior sealant for repelling moisture/mildew.4) Not really depicted, all four sides should like sit flush with the ground/bottom, providing a slight quart inch gap at the top of the front board and roof. Gap is likely for controlling moisture.5) The assembled unit can be mounted using a ~12 inch drill bit extension with additional decking screws, very loosely attached to a tree or preferably 4x4 post or wall. I opted using ~3.5 inch decking screws, one at the top exterior and one inside on the bottom, leaving ~1 inch for tree growth. The screw at the top on the exterior face will readily show whether the clearance from tree growth has been exceeded. Then inserted the screen atop the excess of the interior bottom, providing more support for the screen.

It is difficult to assemble. There are very small nails that are used to assemble the bird house. There are no predrilled holes, so doing this with one person would be difficult and the wood will split from the nail. I predrilled the holes for the nails and that worked well. I also used outdoor glue because these nails won't last that long out side. The product should be predrilled or assembled before shipping. Also, especially for southern climates, the house needs to have vent holes. I painted mine to help protect the wood.

Very easy to put together.

The blue bird boxes were found to be in excellent condition and were not damaged. They were easily assembled and were quickly installed .