The creation of a perch from a dead juniper tree began with a casual conversation with a bird lover who keeps cockatiels. Juniper is a coniferous tree like cedar and cypress, characterized by its tightly packed annual rings, hard material that doesn't rot at its core even after the outer bark peels off, and pleasant fragrance (juniper berries are used to flavor gin, possessing a unique aroma). It's durable even for birds that like to chew. Above all, since it grows in mixed forests, it's familiar to birds, and there's no worry about pesticides. It has been sterilized with boiling water for safety. There are natural scratches and cracks (due to long-term natural drying) inherent to natural wood, but there are no problems with use. The most troublesome part of the work, embedding the hanger bolts, has been done. The size is all M4, with a pitch of 0.7. Therefore, you can easily attach it to the cage if you already have M4 butterfly nuts or M4 washers. If you don't have them, you can buy them at a DIY store. The branches are about 1.5cm in thickness, and the length is about 20cm to 23cm, with 4 pieces. The price has been kept down by not including stainless steel butterfly nuts and washers. Please consider it!