Would a 50 lb bag of bird seed fit in this container?
2088241
You might have to fold it over a little bit but I believe it would. Possibly even 2 of them.
2088242
Go by the mfg measurements to see if it would. Keep in mind that once the bag is opened and the initial amount of seed is removed the bag will have a "squishabilty" factor and can be better conformed to the box. The real issue here is the weight itself. This winter I put in at least 25lbs at a time of rocksalt and the bottom held up fine with no extra support. I was worried that it may not. You could ask the manipufacturer, divide the bag of seed (defeating the purpose?) or brace the bottom of the box from underneath (which you won't see) by placing boards that fit exactly between the floor or ground and the box (same height as the legs). Two 4" wide boards will do it. It is easy and will give good support. The box is very attractive, holds up well and does keep the elements out. It won't blow open as it has a catch on the front. ( It won't keep raccoons out however!) I think you'll be happy with it. Good luck!
950274
It just fits a 40 lb bag of dog food so I would think the answer is yes. I returned the one I got from amazon and bought one at PetSmart, based on another review. The top works so much better!
1345984
I am not sure. We use it for bird seed and have not noticed the weight of the bag. Sorry.
1217890
I have a love bird. The birds you mentioned may not fit, but I put shredded brown paper bag, paper inside the hole and my bird love to stick his head in and pick it out. He sits on the ladder mostly. I hope this helped . I like it in the cage.
1421959
I would say yes, keeping in mind that some bird seed mixes have sun flower seeds, this could be a problem distributing the mix evenly.
194662
I would think so.I had an empty plastic litter container.I had cleaned it and kept birdseeds in it....that was no match,and that lid was very hard to open,and the plastic was just as thick as this container.This is not airtight,disappointed about that,would not buy another
276674
Sorry for the delayed response...on vacation. Inside dimensions approx. 53 inches wide by 23 1/2 inches deep. We use to store bird seed and inserted some plastic bins to hold the seed.
276077
Yes, I think it would. My Parakeets have plenty of room and love it a lot. They use it all the time.
1369875
Yes, it would fit in here.. You may have to put the food in another type of bag other than the original packaging first in order to have distributed to fit the bin. Also, over time, that much weight may take it's toll on the integrity of the piece. The inside bin is not as heavily constructed as the rest of the hamper. HTH.
950278
Absolutely. I fit a 50lbs bag of King Arthur Sir Galahad (the wholesale name of the the All Purpose) flour in it without much issue. So I'd feel confidant in saying it will hold 20lbs of rice. You might want to actually purchase a 30lbs container instead if they make one of those since it would take up less space...I know I'm late to the party but in case someone else had a similar question. It will also hold more if you turn the container 1/4 turn to the left (so the spout comes out the top and not the side)
2160887
Yes. One 50-lb bag is just about a perfect fit. Makes it very easy to gauge how much concrete you'll need.
620980
I don't think so. It spills when reloading. I have found too much seed all over the ground after a few days up for finches.
2226890
It holds normal birdseed, doesn't have to be particularly small type seed. I have a mix of millet and sunflower seeds in it and the birds love it.
2226888
I use a wild bird seed mix made by a local nursery. Its a combination of several different seeds. Im in Southern Florida and would be concerned that the dried fruit might stick to the feeder. As far as nuts are concerned, I dont see any reason why this feeder wouldn't accommodate them.
737907
It's absolutely large enough. Could be a bit too big; you'll need to hook the hooks to somethings below the rack probably. It can hold a full paper sack of groceries.
1402577
Yes, I believe so, since it holds 5 lbs of seed and is solid wood construction.
1221179
Yes, it will hold a 5 - 7 lb. bag of salt; however, the top is not secure enough to 1: Stay on, if in wind and 2: may allow moisture in, which will affect the salt. The can itself is quite sturdy and after looping a small bungee cord through the top and then side handles of the can, I keep my birdseed outside and moisture does not get in and the top stays secure.