Showroom Open:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Weekends by Appointment
16001 Impact Way
Pflugerville, TX 78660
Showroom Open:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Weekends by Appointment
16001 Impact Way | Pflugerville, TX 78660
Showroom Open:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Weekends by Appointment
16001 Impact Way
Pflugerville, TX 78660
Showroom Open:
Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Weekends by Appointment
16001 Impact Way | Pflugerville, TX 78660
ENDURA CLAY bird baths, benches, pots, and fountains are all injection molded in a new, patented process with 70% clay by weight, 25% polyester resin, and 5 % cross linking agents. The difference between this and traditional “Fiber Clay” is the injection molding. This means that the clay is evenly integrated into the product with no chance for separation or breakdown of the physical characteristics as seen in other products. The end result is a light weight, attractive, and very durable product for the discerning home and garden enthusiast.
Bureau Veritas tested for fade resistance and extremes of temperature.
ENDURA CLAY bird baths, benches, pots, and fountains are all injection molded in a new, patented process with 70% clay by weight, 25% polyester resin, and 5 % cross linking agents. The difference between this and traditional “Fiber Clay” is the injection molding. This means that the clay is evenly integrated into the product with no chance for separation or breakdown of the physical characteristics as seen in other products. The end result is a light weight, attractive, and very durable product for the discerning home and garden enthusiast.
Bureau Veritas tested for fade resistance and extremes of temperature.
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Endura Florentine Bird Bath
Bought the Florentine marbelized bird bath (green) Last May. No I do not have the reciept any more. Paid about $75+ for it from Home depot. It was taken into my basement for the winter months. The inside of the bowl has like a "blistering" finish now. Needless to say we are very displeased with this product. I probably will NOT recommend it to anybody.
Paul Billings | 6/2/24
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Actually interested in the dark light blue birdbath. Can a heater be used in it?
Kathleen M | 2/16/2016
Hi There,
Thank you for reaching out! Yes, you can use a bird bath heater in this bird bath.
Thanks, Customer Support.
The info says there are three pieces to the birdbath. I presume two of the are the bowl and the stand? What is the third? Do they screw together? I had a bird bath but the bowl broke when high winds blew it over.
Trina | 2/16/2016
Hi Trina,
Actually I believe it is 4 parts – the “leg” is 3 sections – they all screw together. I see no reason that the bowl would blow away. In fact, the center part of the leg is hollow and is made so you can fill it with sand to give the whole unit more stability.
Thanks, Customer Support.
A few questions: 1) When you assemble the two pieces together, do they stay together? (meaning can you move them together or is the top just sitting on the base?) 2)Can it be painted? 3) What are the measurements of the bottom square where it stands?
korita2004 | 1/5/2016
Hello,
1. The pieces screw into each other. So when you move it it will move as one unit.
2. Sure you can paint it. 3. The bottom of the stand is round and has a diameter of 7.5 inches
Thanks, Customer Support.
