The Copper Spade Cedar & Mesh Wild Bird Feeder is aesthetically pleasing but suffers from significant durability issues. Many users report breakage after short periods of use, making it unreliable for long-term feeding.
Breakage issues as per reviews
Prevention: Reinforce the joint sections with metal brackets.
Users appreciate the feeder's attractive design.
The feeder is easy to assemble and load.
The feeder breaks easily, often within a few days or weeks.
Tip: Comments mention using metal plates and screws for repairs.
The feeder is made with inferior materials and weak joints.
Tip: Reconstruction efforts mentioned by users.
It doesn't keep squirrels out of the feeder.
Users consistently report issues in recent reviews.
Neutral
Negative
Factors: Material quality and joint strength
No, many users report breakage within weeks.
The top does not lock, allowing squirrels to access the feeder.
"This is truly a terrific birdfeeder! Easy to load, well made, and holds a lot of seed. I have several other feeders, but this one is the best. I highly recommend it."
"Beautiful, yes. The top does not lock so squirrels can get in. But also is not made to hold the weight of birdseed. Got it yesterday. Filled it and hung it up. 3 hours later it was on the ground broken."
Consider alternative feeders if longevity and reliability are important to you. The aesthetically pleasing design does not justify the frequent breakage and repair needs.
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