Cedar Wood Duck House
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SKU
8115GE
$90.95
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Product Information
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Product Specs
- Material: Cedar
- Construction: Built Ornithologically correct
- Air Ventilation: 1/2 gap at the top
- Drain Hole: Yes, at the base
- Assembly: Hand assembled in the U.S. with screws (not nails)
- Cleaning: Front panel opens easily for cleaning
- Wood Source: Re-forested, kiln-dried, inland red cedar
- Origin: Made in the USA
Product Warranty Information
- This product is covered under A.M. Leonard's exclusive 30-Day Down to Earth Guarantee. Click Here for more Details.
Product Features
- Constructed of durable cedar wood
- Built Ornithologically correct for wood ducks
- 1/2 air ventilation gap at the top
- Drain hole at the base for easy maintenance
- Hand-assembled in the USA with screws
- Front panel opens easily for cleaning
- Made of re-forested, kiln-dried cedar
Product Shipping Weight
- 12.8 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Woodlink Wood Duck House made of?
The Woodlink Wood Duck House is constructed of durable cedar.
Does the Wood Duck House have any ventilation features?
Yes, a 1/2 air ventilation gap is provided at the top.
Is the Wood Duck House easy to clean?
Yes, the front panel opens easily for cleaning.
Where is the Woodlink Wood Duck House assembled?
The Woodlink Wood Duck House is assembled in the U.S. by hand with screws (not nails).
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The Woodlink Wood Duck House is constructed of durable cedar.
Does the Wood Duck House have any ventilation features?
Yes, a 1/2 air ventilation gap is provided at the top.
Is the Wood Duck House easy to clean?
Yes, the front panel opens easily for cleaning.
Where is the Woodlink Wood Duck House assembled?
The Woodlink Wood Duck House is assembled in the U.S. by hand with screws (not nails).
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