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🕊️ Elevate your backyard birdwatching game with BestNest’s ultimate Martin pole!
The BestNest Heath Telescoping Martin House and Gourds Pole is a 15-foot durable steel pole with a weather-resistant white powder coat, designed for securely mounting Purple Martin houses and multiple gourds. Featuring a key lock system for stability and a plastic ground socket for firm installation, it offers a versatile and long-lasting solution for bird enthusiasts seeking to enhance their outdoor habitat.
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 68 Reviews |
D**S
Plenty strong to hold a 3 story Puple Martin Apartment building—even in Texas winds
Strong pole. Wasn’t happy at first that it was white and didn’t match my other poles supporting nearby Purple Martin houses, but have to admit, it looks nicer than the plain aluminum poles.
S**D
The way the pole goes up easy
Easy 2 use
A**R
Waste of Money
Don't waste your money! We've only had it up a few weeks before a thunderstorm came through and bent the pole beyond repair. Have they're house attached to it which is well under the weight limit. Over a 100 bucks down the drain!
S**E
Very sturdy aluminum pieces.
Liked the easy install.
A**L
Nice pole, not sure how long it will last
It's a nice pole, I like that it was painted white, but it rusting within a week of putting it up.
C**P
Too weak
It looks good ...... but it's just not sufficient Guage to oppose normal gusty conditions... whole tube allowed bending. Very frustrating.
L**.
Falsely advertised
Advertised for 8 gourds but only supplied with 2 mounting rods. Grossly overpriced for what you receive!!!
W**L
Terrible instructions
This pole will work. Instructions are crap, basically non-existent. The only pole that's telescopic is the 2nd from the bottom because there was no keyway to lock in place. Required an extra clamp which was not provided to keep it from sliding into the bottom pole. I was able to secure it to a 4x4 fence post. If it was freestanding I'm not sure it would last. You better be mechanically inclined to assemble it properly.
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