Pheasant and Partridge - birds of the countryside.
The Pheasant and Partridge weathervane shown here makes an attractive feature in the garden and is an ideal size for fitting on sheds, fence posts, gazebos, garages and small homes.
Both a stand off fixing stem and a vertical stem are supplied and with a univesal mounting bracket almost all fitting positions can be achieved
Being easy to view this metal weathervane with a black powder coat finish will show you where the wind is coming from for many years to come.
An extra coat of Hammerite paint always helps to extend the product life from ravages of the weather - customise the head to achieve your own unique design
Feature heads are made from 2mm steel sheet
Stems are made from 3/8'' steel rod ( approx 10mm)
Supplied in an attractive carton making an ideal present all year round
Product Features
- Steel construction
- Coated in black textured exterior quality powder coat finish
- All fixings included with universal clamp bracket with backplate
- NSEW directional arms which are held in position with a unique cross fixing
- Pivot ball bearing fitted inside feature head
- Bracket and back plate size is 73mm x 55mm
- Not made in China
Dimensions
Overall Dimensions:
Height: 430mm
Width: 380mm
Assembled weathervane weight: 1.5Kg
Pheasant and Partridge Dimensions:
Height: 175mm
Width: 315mm
All weights and measurement are approximate.
Oakley Weathervane Instructions
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Steel Construction
Sheet steel and steel rod are used for our Oakley and Traditional weathervanes, and for the rotation rods on the 3D weathervanes. The steel is coated with an exterior quality powder coat paint for extended life.
Exterior Protection
Our Oakley and Traditional Weathervanes are coated with an exterior quality powder coat paint which protects the steel and offers a durable finish. You can expect this finish to look good for quite some time! For extended life, or when you wish to renew the coating, we suggest giving the weathervane a coat of Hammerite paint.
