Amish Poly Lumber Upside Down Double Suet Feeder

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This handcrafted upside down double suet bird feeder is sure to attract birds especially woodpeckers. The suet feeder's poly lumber construction is customizable in your choice of color. Poly lumber material is eco-friendly and made from recycled milk jugs. This bird feeder holds two suet cakes.

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What Customers Say About DutchCrafters

Connor D. from WY

My son loves the Bird feeder!

Keith R. from TX

I wanted to share my appreciation for the excellent service I received from Samantha at DutchCrafters Amish Furniture. From the start, she was professional, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable about the products and services. She took the time to answer every question thoroughly, explained details clearly, and made sure I felt confident in my choices.

Samantha’s communication was outstanding — she was prompt, attentive, and always followed up as promised. Her expertise and genuine care made the entire experience easy and enjoyable. It’s clear that she takes great pride in her work and truly values her customers.

Because of her exceptional service, I would highly recommend DutchCrafters to others. Samantha is an excellent representative of the company, and I would gladly work with her again in the future.

Henry A. from TX

Very pleased, have shared with others my experience, and am already considering items for Christmas presents this year. Thank you.

Colette C. from OK

Beautiful bird feeder!!

Daniel H. from AL

The tray feeders arrived without damage (sooner than expected) thanks to good packaging by DutchCrafters.

The product quality was excellent. I was impressed and I highly recommend these feeder trays. However, if you have large animals visiting, I recommend making some modifications.

I had a large raccoon get up in one of the trays and its weight was enough to pull the perforated metal out of its slot in the side rail. I took the tray apart, straightened up the metal, and then put it back together. I then reinforced the bottom with 1/2" X 2" painted oak boards (I didn't have polly lumber) and attached them with 1/8" X 1.5" epoxy coated exterior wood screws. For good measure, I added two 1/8" X 2" screws in each leg for additional support.

Again, I highly recommend this product. Just know they aren't designed to carry the weight of large animals.

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