Bird Feeder Pole System for Multi-Arm Backyard Feeding, with a Firm Twist-In Ground Socket Anchor

Give visiting birds a well-organized place to feed from one central pole system. Multiple arm configurations let you match the setup to the number and style of hanging feeders in your garden.

Choose Standard Round, Heavy Duty Square, Premium Scrolled, or Extended Reach arms. Depending on the selected style, configurations are available with two, three, or four arms.

The twist-in ground socket anchors the pole firmly, while the three-part pole fits neatly together for a clean, practical backyard setup.

Key Features

• The 20-inch twist-in ground socket anchors the pole firmly in the soil, providing a dependable base for your backyard feeding station.
• The three-part pole fits neatly together, making the tall feeder support more manageable as separate sections before assembly.
• Arm-style and arm-count choices let you arrange a feeding station around your preferred configuration instead of relying on one fixed layout.
• The corrosion-resistant powder-coat finish protects the pole against corrosion, supporting dependable use in an outdoor bird-feeding routine.
• Extended Reach versions provide approximately 22 inches of reach, placing hanging feeders farther from the central upright than the standard configuration.
• Optional quick-connect hangers, a glass dish feeder, and a bird bath can expand the station. Cone, cylindrical, and disk baffles are also listed for deterring unwanted visitors.

Specifications

• Pole material: Heavy-duty 16-gauge steel.
• Finish: Corrosion-resistant powder coat.
• Pole construction: Three fitted sections.
• Height: 90 inches from the ground to the top of the finial.
• Installed depth: 20 inches in the ground.
• Standard reach: Approximately 12 inches.
• Extended reach: Approximately 22 inches.
• Arm styles: Standard Round, Heavy Duty Square, Premium Scrolled, and Extended Reach.
• Arm counts: Two, three, or four, depending on the selected arm style.
• Country of manufacture: USA.

Select the arm shape and count that fit your feeding arrangement, then add a listed quick-connect accessory or baffle if needed. This sturdy pole system creates a flexible central station for welcoming visiting birds into your backyard routine.