you get what you pay for they always say, I love it wish it was stronger, made better and durable, I been using it from winter when I got it and in April one of the hooks snapped it was too heavy. It is good for light bird feeders so you have to watch the weight of what feeders you put on it. It is fun to look at with all the feeders on it. Love to fill up every hook

I love the look of this feeding station--reminds me of a tree with branches. There are also a lot of places to perch while the birds are waiting for their turn at the feeder. However I put this in my back yard and a raccoon tipped the whole thing over, breaking the stablizing "foot" that goes in the ground along with one of the lower "branches". Truthfully after I had it set up, I was concerned the weight of the full feeder might bend the branches (let alone a hungry raccoon). I still have it in my yard, but I put nesting material and nyjer seed in it (things that my critters aren't attracted to) and I have the lower branch duct taped in place--looks awful, but I didn't have the heart to pitch it because I wanted it so bad when I saw it online. I think if you have a yard where there aren't many citters and you put small, lightweight, feeders on this it would be wonderful. If I had put this in my front yard, that doesn't get as much traffic it probably would have been a five star system. So if you have a use for "light duty" feeding system--it would be great.