SPI Home Heron Garden Statue

No, aluminum is naturally resistant to corrosion and rust. These sculptures are designed specifically for outdoor use and will hold up well against rain, snow, and humidity without degrading.

The base of each heron is designed for stability, but if you live in a particularly windy area, you may want to place them on a flat, level surface or use a small amount of landscape adhesive or a ground stake to secure them to the soil or patio pavers.

While aluminum is lightweight compared to cast iron or stone, these pieces have enough substance to remain stable on a patio or garden bed under normal weather conditions. If you are placing them on a deck or balcony, their weight is generally sufficient to prevent them from being moved by a light breeze.

You don't need to apply a sealant, but if you want to keep the finish looking pristine over many years, a light coat of clear outdoor wax can help prevent oxidation and maintain the original luster. Otherwise, simply rinsing them with water occasionally is enough to keep them clean.

These sculptures are intended for garden or patio placement. While they are weather-resistant, they are not designed to be submerged in water, which could eventually compromise the finish or the integrity of the material over time.