Henry Bell Four Arm Complete Heritage Feeding Station

The Henry Bell Four Arm Complete Heritage Feeding Station is a stylish, ready-to-use feeding station that brings a coordinated set of four wild bird feeders to your garden. Standing 2.28 m tall with a polished gold and bronze finish, this complete station comes with four matching Heritage feeders, an integrated seed tray, and a water bath — everything you need to attract and care for a variety of garden birds.

Position the station in a quiet corner of the garden, ideally near a hedge, shrub, or tree that gives birds a quick escape from predators. The four arms allow multiple birds to feed at once, the ground-level water bath offers a reliable drinking and bathing spot, and the integrated seed tray catches spillages for ground-feeding visitors such as robins, dunnocks, and blackbirds.

Built around a sturdy 25 mm steel pole with a robust screw-fit connection, the Heritage Feeding Station is easy to assemble and designed for year-round outdoor use. The gold and bronze powder-coated finish gives the Heritage Collection its classic period look whilst protecting the metalwork from rust and weathering. The feeders operate through gravity and access ports.

Key Features

• Complete 4-arm feeding station with four matching Heritage feeders included
• Seed, peanut, fat ball, and suet/mealworm feeders supplied — fill with your choice of bird food
• Integrated seed tray catches spillages and gives ground-feeding birds a turn
• Ground-level water bath for drinking and bathing
• Polished gold and bronze powder-coated finish in the Heritage Collection style
• Sturdy 25 mm steel pole, 2.28 m total height, easy screw-fit assembly

Product Details

• Manufacturer's Reference: H040051
• EAN: 5026132032103
• Approx. height: 228 cm
• Pole diameter: 25 mm
• Weight: 3.0 kg
• Material: Steel / Powder-coated metal
• Product type: Bird Feeding Stations & Poles

Frequently Asked Questions

Is bird food included with this feeding station?
No. Bird food is not included. The four Heritage feeders are designed to be filled with your own seed mix, peanuts, fat balls, and suet/mealworm, and the water bath is filled with fresh water as needed.

How do I assemble the Henry Bell Four Arm Heritage Feeding Station?
The station uses a robust screw connection for simple assembly. Slot the four feeder arms into the central pole, attach the seed tray and water bath to the lower bracket, then push the assembled pole firmly into soft ground. No tools are required for routine assembly, and the four feeders can be lifted off the arms for cleaning and refilling.

How often should I clean the Heritage feeders?
Clean the feeders every two weeks with warm soapy water and a stiff brush to prevent harmful bacteria, mould, and old food build-up. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry completely before refilling. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, which can leave residues harmful to birds.

Where is the best place to site a feeding station in the garden?
Site the station in a quiet spot around 2 m from dense cover such as a hedge or shrub, so birds can see approaching predators but still have a quick escape route. The four-arm design lets multiple birds feed at once, and the integrated tray and water bath make it easier to attract a wider variety of species throughout the year.