Rustic Wooden Wren House with Metal Roof, Hanging Outdoor Birdhouse

Rustic Wooden Wren House for Backyard Birds

Bring natural charm and a welcoming nesting spot to your backyard with this Rustic Wooden Wren House. Designed specifically for wrens, this attractive hanging birdhouse combines solid wood construction with a durable corrugated metal roof for lasting beauty and weather protection.

Its classic rustic appearance blends perfectly into gardens, patios, wooded landscapes, and backyard bird habitats while providing a safe place for cavity-nesting birds to raise their young.

Designed Specifically for Wrens

The precisely sized 1-1/8 inch entrance hole helps attract wrens while discouraging larger birds from entering. The solid wood construction naturally insulates the nesting chamber, helping create a comfortable environment throughout the nesting season.

Whether hung from a tree branch, shepherd's hook, pergola, or garden stand, this birdhouse offers birds a secure place to nest.

Durable Construction Built for the Outdoors

Featuring a rustic corrugated metal roof over solid wood, this birdhouse is built to withstand changing weather while maintaining its rustic farmhouse appearance. It arrives fully assembled with attached hanging cables, making installation quick and easy.

Perfect for bird lovers looking to encourage wrens while adding decorative charm to any outdoor space.

Features

• Specifically designed for wrens
• 1-1/8 inch entrance hole
• Rustic solid wood construction
• Corrugated durable metal roof
• Fully assembled
• Attached hanging cables included
• Natural wood insulation
• Attractive rustic farmhouse design
• Ideal for gardens, patios and backyards
• Easy to hang from trees, hooks or poles

• Dimensions: 7.25" D × 7.25" W × 6.5" H
• Entrance Hole: 1-1/8"
• Material: Solid Wood & Metal Roof
• Mount Type: Hanging
• Assembly Required: No

Placement Tips

Hang or mount your wren house 5 to 10 feet high near shrubs, a garden edge or the eaves of a porch. Wrens like a little cover nearby and do not mind some activity, so a backyard tree limb or garden hook works well. Put it out by early spring and clean out old nesting material in the fall.