Give a perfect home to your bees with this well-insulated. Unlike typical hive boxes (usually 19mm thick), this. 22 mm thick walls for maximum insulation. Helping bees stay warm in winters and cool in summers. It prevents freezing or overheating of the hive, with less bee energy spent on temperature regulation. While staying calm and stress-free, your bees can focus on what they do best – brood care, defence and honey production. The installation of a bee box doesn’t have to be a hassle for beekeepers. Pre-drilled, packed with screws. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional beekeeper, this unique feature makes the process quick and hassle-free. Fits together like a glove, interlocking securely and keeping joints from coming apart after use. It gives your hive a tight seal that limits entry of water or pests – preventing diseases and moisture build-up. Knot-free New Zealand pine wood. Is an additional feature of this hive box that makes it unmatched. This crack-free wood does not break off even after several uses. This makes the hive structurally stronger and durable – meaning fewer repairs, less frequent replacements, and longer hive life for beekeepers. Maintains a stable internal environment of the hive, reduces bee workload, and protects the brood by providing strong insulation. Pre-drilled box with screws. The pre-drilled feature reduces the risk of errors and improves the structural integrity of the hive. It makes the assembling process handy for all beekeepers. The defect-free finger joint structure ensures a smooth fit and maintains hive health and temperature. Is crafted from premium quality knot-free New Zealand pine, which means it has no weak spots (unline knotted pine) and won’t chip off easily, lasting for years. Material: Knot-free New Zealand pine. 505mm (L) x 410mm (W) x 245mm (H). Wall Thickness: 22 mm. Weight (unassembled): 5.5 kg. Capacity: Available in 8-frame or 10-frame holding capacity. Set-up: Pre-drilled finger joints with screws. Unpack your flat-packed hive box. Assemble the box by simply applying glue to the finger-joints, interlocking them, and securing them with screws in the pre-drilled holes. This takes only a few minutes. Before use, always paint the outer part of the hive box to protect it from UV damage and moisture. For best results, apply one coat of water-based primer and two coats of paint. (white or pastel colors recommended for less heat absorption). Do not paint the inside – bees always prefer natural wood and may avoid painted interiors. Regularly check for moisture buildup within the box to maintain hive health. Annually inspect for any kind of wear and re-paint or re-insulate the exposed edges of the box to extend its shelf-life.
