Living with Birds Cedar & Pine Favourites Nest Box

The Official™ Cedar

It's no ordinary wooden nest box. Quite simply, the Official Cedar looks, performs and lasts better than other boxes.

Made exclusively from long-lasting cedar sourced from expertly managed Canadian forests, there’s no need for any maintenance. The timber ages naturally and attractively and, at 19mm thickness, gives excellent insulation and strength, tempting generations of birds into your garden.

The Official™ Pine

Recommended as an official choice of National Nest Box Week, this wonderful wooden box makes a distinguished addition to your garden.

Every box is hand-assembled using thick, solid pine that helps parent birds and chicks stay warm and dry. Smart design touches include hinged box front that opens easily for end-of-season cleaning.

There’s no need to paint or treat, especially if it’s in a sheltered location. If you do want to add some extra protection or colour, use a water-based varnish, paint or timber preservative – that won’t harm birds – on the outside of the box.

CedarPlus Triple Sparrow House

Give our sparrow population much-needed help with this sturdy, attractive designed house. Both house and tree sparrows are sociable birds that like to nest in colonies: the Triple Sparrow House is designed to provide comfortable accommodation for three pairs of nesting side by side. The front door hinges forward for inspection.

The Official™ Cedar Ultimate Edition

Even longer lasting - Now with added colour.

Beautifully warm and snug, this Ultimate Edition of our much loved Official Cedar box brings a vibrant dash of colour to your garden. And it's built to last longer than ever.

We've used our quarter century of nest box knowledge to trouble-shoot the weak points in ordinary boxes.

The roof's been upgraded in colourful, zero-maintenance Woodlook™. It won't rot or warp - ever. We've also used Woodlook™ for the backboard, a crucial spot where damp can seep into the join between box and a tree or wall.

It will look great for years, providing serious shelter and protection for generation after generation of young birds.

Robin Nester

A snug, natural space for nesting and overnight roosting.

Robins, wagtails and pied flycatchers all favour an open-fronted nesting spot. Designed by TV wildlife presenter Simon King, this naturally styled brushwood nester can be snugly sited within foliage like a hedge or ivy. Birds enjoy easy access through the open entrance. A low dividing wall separates the generous roosting space from a more secure concealed nesting cavity to the side.