Assembly Required Red Bird Houses

Often underestimated, but welcome by every gardener. Lacewings are inconspicuous beneficial insects that protect your plants from pests in a natural way. Above all, the larvae of the lacewings eat large numbers of aphids and spider mites and are therefore also known as "aphid lions". With this large lacewing box, you can offer the hard -working animals a retreat to spend the winter in your garden. The red colour of the box magically attracts the small insects. In the interior, which is filled with wood wool, they find ideal conditions to survive the cold season. In addition, some other welcome insects, such as ladybirds, also find refuge in this insect hotel. The lacewing house can be attached to trees and house walls using the fold -out mounting strip on the back. The entrance openings on the front and bottom are also protected from wind and rain by the overlapping slats. A wire mesh inside prevents the wood wool from falling out.

The Norway birdhouse is colorful and cheerful: With its light yellow body, a gray base and gable as well as small color accents with white wooden slats, it is a real focal point in the garden. The look is rounded off by the matching, red glazed roof. The birdhouse is delivered fully assembled. Only the supplied, color -matched stand needs to be screwed on and the birdhouse can be set up. A matching Archie & Oscar plastic silo is also included. The silo is simply pushed into the removable chimney of the house and the feeding can begin!

Looks good and is larger than expected, however the legs are missing drilled holes to receive the screws to assemble it. 3 Customer service attempts were all lengthy, repetitive and remained unresolved as my time and mental health are more important than staying involved with a process designed to cause obfuscation As a result I may have to drill holes myself and risk damaging the legs customer service, appear to be overworked and trained to obfuscate, this is a Wayfair issue not a personnel issue. Wayfair and Archie and Oscar are a never again for me. The accompanying document ‘suggests’ that the item will need another staining before use. Seriously what now?. Anonymous. Thu Jan 30 2025