eloravyn™ OpenCanopy Cedar Hanging Platform Bird Feeder, 12-Inch Outdoor Seed Tray with Removable Mesh Floor
eloravyn™ OpenCanopy Cedar Hanging Platform Bird Feeder, 12-Inch Outdoor Seed Tray with Removable Mesh Floor
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Backyard Birding Essentials
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OpenCanopy Cedar Hanging Platform Bird Feeder
Offer seed in a simple, open platform that lets you watch visiting birds from different angles. OpenCanopy combines a cedar wood tray frame, removable mesh floor, and three hanging chains. Warm wood tones and a green scrollwork ring bring a natural, decorative detail to your garden or patio.
Designed for Everyday Birding
Open access. Practical cleaning.
The uncovered platform makes seed accessible from around the tray, while the mesh base allows water to drain through. Remove the mesh floor for cleaning, then fit it securely back into place before adding fresh seed. The suspended design keeps the feeding station off the ground.
Natural cedar character
A cedar wood frame adds warm color and visible grain to the feeding tray. Natural variations in wood tone and grain make each frame slightly different.
Open on every side
The platform layout offers access around the tray without enclosed feeding ports. Keep space clear around the feeder for approaching and departing birds.
Drainage through the floor
Openings in the metal mesh allow water to drain rather than collect on a solid base. The tray remains exposed to rain, so inspect seed after wet weather.
A removable floor
Remove the mesh insert to clear seed hulls and clean accessible surfaces. Check that the insert is fully seated and secure before refilling.
Three-point hanging
Three metal chains connect the feeder to its upper loop. Hang from a suitable support and check that the platform rests level before adding food.
Wood and green scrollwork
A decorative green metal ring surrounds the angular wood tray, pairing a garden accent with a practical place to offer seed for backyard observation.
Materials & Construction
Cedar warmth. A practical mesh base.
- Tray frame material
- Cedar wood
- Floor material
- Removable metal mesh insert with a dark finish.
- Decorative ring
- Metal ring with scrollwork and a green finish.
- Hanging assembly
- Metal chains and upper hanging loop.
- Color combination
- Natural wood tones, green ring, and dark mesh and chains.
At a Glance
Dimensions & details
- Product
- eloravyn™ OpenCanopy Cedar Hanging Platform Bird Feeder, 12-Inch Outdoor Seed Tray with Removable Mesh Floor
- Feeder style
- Open hanging platform seed feeder
- Tray dimensions
- Approx. 12 in L × 12 in W (30.5 × 30.5 cm)
- Tray height
- Approx. 2 in (5.1 cm)
- Hanging height
- Approx. 16 in (40.6 cm) from tray to top loop
- Listed approximate weight
- 1.5 lb (680 g)
- Main components
- Cedar tray frame, removable mesh floor, decorative ring, hanging chains, and upper loop
- Suggested food
- Birdseed suitable for platform feeders. Choose seed sizes that remain above the mesh openings.
- Suggested setting
- Gardens, patios, and backyards with a secure hanging support.
Prepare Your Feeding Spot
Hang level. Add seed. Observe.
- Check the assembly. Inspect the wood frame, mesh insert, ring, chains, and loop before use.
- Fit the mesh floor. Ensure the removable insert is fully seated and secure before loading food.
- Choose a hanging point. Select a suitable support with space around the tray and easy access for cleaning and refilling.
- Add a modest amount of seed. Spread food across the platform without overloading it. Offer an amount that visiting birds can consume promptly.
- Check regularly. Remove hulls, wet seed, and spoiled food. Clean and dry the feeder before adding a fresh portion.
Keep the Platform Fresh
Cleaning & storage
Take the feeder down and remove leftover seed before cleaning. Remove the mesh floor and brush away debris. Clean accessible surfaces with warm water and a mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, and let all components dry before reassembly and refilling. Avoid prolonged soaking of the cedar frame and abrasive tools on finished metal parts. Check for splinters, sharp mesh edges, loose connections, or corrosion, and stop using damaged parts. Wash your hands after handling the feeder or birdseed.