Wienerberger Habibat bird boxes are an excellent addition to any building, providing an attractive feature while offering the best possible artificial accommodation for a variety of different birds. Constructed using insulating concrete block and featuring access holes of different sizes depending on the type of bird, these bird boxes are suitable for any brick type, stone finish or render. Wienerberger offers bird boxes for various species, plus bespoke bird boxes to order. By investing in a Habibat bird box, you can create a beautiful and sustainable Eco-Habitat that enhances the aesthetic appeal of your property while also helping to protect and preserve nature.

In addition to their conservation benefits, sparrow boxes are made of durable and eco-friendly materials that are designed to blend seamlessly with the existing architecture of your home. These boxes are easy to install and maintain, making them a great addition to any Eco-Habitat backyard or garden. By choosing an Eco-Habitat for sparrows, you are making a smart and sustainable choice that supports wildlife conservation and promotes a healthier planet.

The Habibat Sparrow Box is a purpose-built bird box that caters to the nesting requirements of the sparrow species. Constructed with sturdy and insulated concrete block material, this box is a durable and long-lasting solution. It can be effortlessly retrofitted into existing buildings or installed in new build projects. The bird box features a generously sized entrance hole and a deep nesting area, providing ample space for sparrows to nest comfortably.

Sparrow Box Specifications: Dimensions: 140 x 170 x 300mm Material: Concrete Weight: 4.6kg Easy to install and maintain, making them a great addition to any Eco-Habitat backyard or garden.

Correct Placement of Habibat: Choose a suitable location for the bird box where it will receive maximum sunlight. Position the bird box a minimum of 2 meters above the ground, but preferably 5 to 7 meters. Avoid placing the bird box above windows, doors, and wall climbing plants to reduce the likelihood of predation by cats. A position near the eaves or gable apex of the property is preferable for placement of the bird box.