Robin Box – Handmade Open Front Bird Box from Reclaimed Timber

♻️ Handmade from reclaimed timber — every piece is unique.

Robins are bold, curious, and famously fond of company — and this handmade Robin Box is designed with exactly that in mind. With its open front design, it's perfectly suited to the robin's nesting habits, offering a sheltered, welcoming spot in any garden, hedge, or wall.

Handmade in our workshop in Hull, East Yorkshire from reclaimed timber, each Robin Box carries the character of wood with a history — every knot, grain and mark telling its own story. A distinctive teal painted roof, finished with water-based paints, adds a charming splash of colour while being safe for wildlife.

No two pieces are identical. Your Robin Box is completely unique — a thoughtful, purposeful addition to any garden.

Whether you're creating a wildlife-friendly space or looking for a gift that truly means something, this Robin Box is made to be kept, loved, and visited year after year.

Why You'll Love It

• Handmade in Hull, East Yorkshire
• Crafted from reclaimed timber — no two are the same
• Open front design — ideal for robins
• Distinctive teal painted roof — finished with water-based paints, safe for wildlife
• Built to last through all seasons
• ✔ FREE UK delivery
• Carefully packaged for delivery
• Every purchase supports Turning Corners

Product Details

• Dimensions: 130mm × 130mm × 300mm (D × W × H) / 5.1″ × 5.1″ × 11.8″
• Materials: Reclaimed and recycled timber, finished with water-based paints
• Finish: Teal painted roof — water-based paint, safe for wildlife
• Suitable for: Outdoors
• Nest type: Open front (ideal for robins, wrens, and spotted flycatchers)
• Weight: 700g

🚚 Delivery

FREE UK delivery on this item.

Crafted with Purpose

Every Turning Corners product begins with reclaimed timber and skilled hands.

Your purchase helps Turning Corners continue creating opportunities through craftsmanship, practical skills and meaningful work.

Work with your hands. Heal your mind.

Did You Know?

Robins are one of the few British garden birds that will nest in almost anything — from old kettles to coat pockets left in sheds. They prefer open-fronted boxes placed low down, tucked into ivy or hedgerow, and well hidden from direct sunlight. Put yours up by February and you could have a nesting pair before spring is in full swing.