Heartwood
Victorian Martin Mansion, Shiny Copper Roof, White
Victorian Martin Mansion, Shiny Copper Roof, White
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Create an great new look for your martin colony using the Heartwood Victorian Martin Mansion. The detailed craftsmanship and strong lines of this home will entice martins to roost in your yard.
Each of the four facades on this home has an extended, beadboard-enhanced front panel with two 2.25" diameter openings. An eyebrow gable above the openings has cypress shingles, for added adornment and style. The beautiful copper roof, with its valleys and peaks, furthers the architectural feel, and its shining finish enhances the white paint on the home.
Each triangular compartment measures 9.5" wide in the front, 4.75" deep, and 6.5" tall, to easily house a new martin family. The roof is removable for cleanings and nest checks, and its copper color will age to a lovely verdigris over time.
Heartwood has included a 6" x 6" metal mounting plate and screws to easily attach this house to a sturdy post.
Openings: 2.25" dia.
Apartment Size: 9.5"W x 4.75"D x 6.5"H
Dimensions: 14"L x 14"W x 25.5"H
Mounting: post mount
Construction: wood, copper
Shipping Weight: 40 lbs
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About This Brand
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