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Our collection of Bird Baths is the most diverse in Melbourne. Our bird baths are available in a variety of sizes and materials like; Concrete, Terracotta, Glazed, and metal. Birdbaths are a great addition for gardens to bring native wildlife to your outdoor area.

A birdbath is a fantastic investment if you're looking to bring local bird wildlife to your garden or outdoor space. Fountains Galore has the largest range of birdbaths, with designs displayed in our Melbourne showroom. Our birdbaths can be filled with water to hydrate your local birds on hot days, or be used as a birdfeeder.

Birdbath Material Benefits

Concrete Birdbaths:

• Durability: They can withstand various weather conditions, including heat and freezing temperatures.
  

• Stability: Concrete birdbaths are heavy and stable, making them less likely to tip over or be displaced by wind or wildlife.

• Customization: Concrete allows for intricate designs and shapes, providing a wide range of options for decorative elements in your garden.

• Easy to Clean: The smooth surface of concrete makes it relatively easy to clean, ensuring a hygienic environment for birds.

Terracotta Birdbaths:

• Natural Aesthetic: Terracotta birdbaths have a warm and natural appearance that can complement garden aesthetics, especially in earthy or rustic settings.

• Breathability: Terracotta is a porous material, which means it can absorb excess water and allow for some breathability, helping to regulate the temperature of the water.

• Weight: While not as heavy as concrete, terracotta birdbaths still have enough weight to provide stability. They are less likely to tip over but may be more movable than concrete birdbaths.

Metal Birdbaths:

• Modern and Sleek Design: Metal birdbaths often have a contemporary and sleek design that can add a modern touch to your garden.

• Weather Resistance: Metals such as stainless steel are resistant to rust and corrosion, making them suitable for long-term outdoor use.

• Lightweight: Metal birdbaths are generally lighter than concrete or terracotta, making them easier to move or reposition if needed.

• Low Maintenance: Metal birdbaths are often easy to clean and require minimal maintenance to preserve their appearance.

When choosing a birdbath material, consider the climate of your location, the overall aesthetic of your garden, and your maintenance preferences. Ultimately, the best material for a birdbath depends on your specific needs and preferences for functionality and design.