MUMTOP26 Inch Height Glass Birdbath Birdfeeder with Metal Stake Garden Outdoor Blue

Bought this for present At Christmas. It is beautiful, however, I did not go in blindly I have one of my own that I have had for years. It withstood the recent gale force winds that toppled trees in our area. Rinsed the dirt out and gave it a good wash and it’s back to beautiful

I really love it! Beautiful, but I should have put it away for winter because it cracks in the cold

It’s been incredibly hot and dry here in the Northeast. For some reason we have tons and tons of birds at our feeder. I refill it every day. Anyway, I was worried about them getting water so I purchased this little birdbath. I read up on where to place it ( in the shade so water doesn’t get up). I learned from my reading that you don’t really need to have deep water. The nice thing about this glass birdbath is it’s very easy to clean and of course easy to fill because it’s small. My only slight complaint is it’s hard to get the prongs to go into the dirt all the way. They are not super sturdy so I don’t want to push too hard. Other than that it’s lovely and I have seen the birds drinking out of it.

I bought this to use as a bird bath. It's very small so I will repurpose it to my butterfly garden.

This (and a second one) arrived in perfect condition--pretty good considering the bowl is glass.It was simple as simple can be to put together--no tools. Just screw stuff together by hand and 2 seconds later you are done.The glass bowl is very pretty and reasonably thick (as opposed to thin and brittle), so I have little fear of it breaking. The 3 "clip" pieces that hold it to the vertical rod are not flimsy. The fit tightly against the bowl; it's going nowhere.The bottom of the stake has 3 prongs--slightly sharp. I just set them on the ground and stuck my toe on one and that was that for setting it up. It's pretty sturdy looking. I don't think it's going to list off to one side--but that will be tested when my local deer come for a drink or the raccoon hefts herself up.All that said, my observation is that removing the bowl to clean it is going to require removing the entire top metal bit.And that this is indeed very small. (The raccoon will not have to stand on her tippy toes to take a look inside.) But it would be perfect for a very small flower garden or tiny yard. Very pretty.UPDATE: Now that I've had these for some time, and have been watching to see if the birds enjoy them, I am sorry to say they do not. What I do see is birds perching on the edges, then trying to drink. If the water is high, they can reach it, but cannot/will not bathe. If the water is low, they don't try to do either. A bit weird but I think it's the rim design and the overall depth and slickness of glass. I will keep them (pretty!) but continue the search for a more traditional bath.

This arrived in the box with no tape to keep the box closed. How it managed to stay closed and not have pieces fall out is beyond me. I lifted the lid and was surprised at how pretty it was and immediately attempted to put it together. For about 15 minutes I struggled with this darn thing before finally asking for help. The pieces weren't quite lined up right and it took another 5 minutes to get it together. When you finally are able to get this contraption together, I don't think you will ever be able, or want to take this apart. Ever. What a pain in the butt. It very pretty, a little deeper and shorter than I wanted but overall I really like the design. I had hoped I'd be able to take the top off to clean it instead of taking it out of the ground each time. Now, the ground is going to continue to be poked over and over each time I pull it out to clean which will make it less stable for the birdbath to stand in. As for height, they tell you the dimensions but not until you see it do you really see what it means. It means about knee height, maybe a few inches below if you're taller than me (5'). Hopefully the birds like it. As for long-term sturdiness, because of the lack of give in the bird bath brackets, this is also not something I would leave outside over a cold winter, which means it will stay assembled in the shed.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nice little bird bath for the price. The bees and butterflies use it all day in this JULY heat. Kitty seems to like it also. :-). Assembly was easy, the quality is ok, and reflective of the price. If the stand breaks I will move it to the front yard as a dish where big dogs won’t tromp on it.

I’m using as a bird bath so colors will show up

Bought this as a gift for friends who looked after the house and cat for my mum while she was in hospital. They were absolutely delighted with it. So was I - it's a really beautiful piece of glass artistry and the stand is surprisingly sturdy once it's fixed. The bowl is just the right depth for the little feathery fellas to get a good wash and deep enough at the centre for the woodies to get a drink. Going to get another one or two for other friends. Might even treat myself.....

MUMTOP 26 Inch Height Glass Birdbath...Colour: Blue, which looks great, however the seller states on his advert that this model is THE UPGRADED VERSION with four ground spikes instead of three to make it more sturdiness. No-way they sent me the old unit with three ground spikes.

Although it looks beautiful this birdbath is a little awkward in that when the water gets dirty one cannot take the bath (dish) off the stand because of the decoration pieces around it.

First bit of frost and it's useless now would not recommend as a waste of money

Easy assemble lovely bowl colour great and the three prongs made it easy place very pleased. Exactly as described, my daughter is ordering one.