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The Terrace | Bird Box
The Terrace | Bird Box
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The Terrace | Bird box designed for sparrows and sociable nesters
Crafted with community in mind, The Terrace is designed for sparrows and other sociable birds that prefer to nest side by side in close-knit groups. With three separate nesting chambers and a deep green finish, it offers a great addition to garden walls or fences.
Why you’ll love it
- Three 20mm circular entrances, ideal for house sparrows and other social birds
- Hand-painted in a rich, moss green that blends beautifully into garden planting
- Designed by RIBA-accredited architects with nesting habits and nature in mind
- Handcrafted in the UK from FSC®-certified plywood that’s both tough and kind to the planet
- Designed to sit flush on walls, tree trunks or mounted posts
Details and dimensions
Birds: House sparrow, tree sparrow and other colonial nesters
Openings: 3 × 20mm circular holes
Colour: RAL 6005 (Moss Green)
Materials: FSC®-certified plywood
Size: 20cm (h) x 30cm (w) x 21.5cm (d)
Where it works
Install your bird boxes 2-5 meters above the ground, ideally facing north or northeast to shield from direct sunlight and rain.
Ensure the box has a clear flight path, free from obstacles, so birds can safely come and go.
For predator protection, position the box securely on a tree, wall or fence post.
Birds need their own little corner to feel safe when nesting, so keep some distance between The Terrace and other bird boxes/feeders to avoid territorial squabbles.
Why it matters
Sparrows like to live and raise their young in close communities, but natural spaces for colonial nesting like this are increasingly scarce. The Terrace provides three side-by-side chambers, helping those sociable birds find safety in numbers.
Handcrafted by RAW Oxford, a social enterprise powered by a skilled team of people who have overcome significant life challenges. When you choose The Terrace, you’re not just inviting nature closer, you’re supporting brighter futures. It’s a choice that feels good for your garden, your community and the planet.
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