Climbing Roses Concrete Bird Bath

Yes. Weighing 67 pounds, this birdbath is substantial enough to remain stable in typical garden conditions. Its two-piece construction is designed to be sturdy, but you may want to place it on a level, solid surface to ensure maximum stability.

Fiore Stone uses a specialized stain formulated to weather naturally. As the birdbath is exposed to sun, rain, and the elements, the finish will develop a unique patina, which often enhances the depth and detail of the sculpted roses.

It arrives in two pieces—the pedestal and the bowl. Assembly is straightforward; you simply place the bowl securely onto the pedestal. No tools or hardware are required.

Concrete is very low maintenance. If you choose the 'Natural' finish, it requires almost no upkeep. For other finishes, you may occasionally need to rinse it with water to remove debris or algae, but avoid using harsh chemicals or pressure washers that could strip the stain.

While cast stone is durable, concrete can crack if water freezes inside the bowl. In freezing climates, it is best to drain the water and cover the bowl, or move the birdbath into a garage or shed for the winter season.