My birdbath is only 11 inches high, will this unit work well with this height?
1077563
The inner tubing can be cut to any length and the ground stake would be fine. So the answer depends on how easy it would be to cut down the stainless steel metal outer tube, and as much as I love mom, I'm not going to experiment.
1077564
It's not adjustable - it's 37 inches high. The drip hits in the middle of a standard bath when the unit is placed next to it as shown in the picture. But I suppose you could place it anywhere as long as it drips into the bath.
1077565
No, I don't think so. If it were me, I'd look to see if someone sold something shorter.
1077566
At 37" installed this is meant for the taller birdbaths. You may be able to rig something but if anything else if you plan on getting a taller bath this is a wonderful asset to have! The website www.birdschoice.com does not say anything about using at different heights. Hope this helps.
1077567
as others have stated the pipe is a solid piece and is 37 inches high (long) It could potentially be cut down with a hack saw or tin snips. With a feeder so short, you might be better just getting some tubing and a valve to adjust drip/pressure. I could also see you having critter problems as it would be so close to the ground they may drink right from it.
1424450
No, height is not adjustable. From where it starts to curve, 11". I use it to hang my hummingbird feeder.
2122388
Mine sits at 4 1/4" above the stand...but I could have it higher if I used the other openings on the bracket. So it should work for you. Very sturdy and solid unit. I recommend it ! Good luck with yours.
1929368
No, you have 11 inches clearance at the most (height). It's a great stand though.
321710
I have mine standing vertical like in the picture. Width is a little smaller than 3.5", height = 11.5", depth = 9 3/4".These measurements don't include the little stand at the bottom
1995753
I am 5'11" and have to set mine a notch or two shorter than it's tallest possible configuration. I definitely think you will not have a height issue with this thing.
1183849
It measures 12 inches from the base to top when fully on, so probably won't work for you.
807199
Hi. Birdbath stands about 35" tall. You may want to clearcoat the underside of the bowl as the paint/stain does scrape off with contact. But we love it. Birds like it. Some are afraid of the design at first.
766146
yes the height of the unit was a problem for me as well. for normal adults. I belive the unit is to short. however, with small modification this unit is worth purchasing. I placed a 14 inch stool underneath to raise the unit.
759926
The first one I bought included a pedestal stand, but I stopped using it and set the birdbath in a 16" - 18" flower pot saucer on the ground. It's much easier to keep it level in the saucer because you can just wiggle it around to level and the weight of the water when it's filled keeps it from moving during normal use. I drilled a hole in the bottom of the saucer to run the plug through the bottom and plug it in to the extension cord during the winter.
649745
My bird bath measures 12 1/4" across from outside edges. I suppose it depends on how deep the bird bath is. Mine is quite shallow.
2057177
Absolutely! That's where mine is. The birdbath is about 14" across. It keeps it ice free at least here in Indiana.
121396
I don't think it will work, based on the height of the piece that makes up the upright. That is about 36" long, and the legs are each about 30" long, including the plastic feet. A solution might be to make yourself a coupler out of copper tubing or plastic pipe, and secure it with hose clamps. Otherwise, the unit does pretty much come apart. I've had it a while, so I cannot remember the dimensions of the box it came in.Good luck!
1991335
the height of thewater feed is adjustable. My water tanks are about 12 inches high.
422823
Not sure of the exact height, but it's standard bird bath height. Hope that helps.
1896058
It's about 5 inches across with the ceramic dome in place, and just about that high. The height from the ends of the legs up to the bottom surface of the domed section(where the mfr. says to not allow the water in the birdbath to be deeper than) is about 2-1/2 inches.
1007101
Im 5'11" and it works fine for me. I would think if you are over 6 foot 4 you are going to want a taller rack.