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Liebig Zander laying magazine

Suitable for 5 Zander frames

Made from knot-free solid wood, glued and screwed in solid and dimensionally stable quality. The seamless frames are already known as "vertical half frames" from the Zander Hive after Dr. Liebig. If two of these are joined side by side, the result is a Liebig full frame. In order to be able to use these frames as Nucleus Hives, we have developed corresponding accessories.

As known from the Liebig hive, the frames have two additional strips on the underside and thus ensure a stable hold and prevent slipping. The handles are located on both ends and ensure good and secure carrying comfort.

The outer dimensions are approx. 52 x 21 cm.

The frames can be stacked on top of each other like a magazine hive. Useful accessories such as feed frames or tin lids round off the range.

The hives and hive parts are delivered without paint and frames

Suitable frames can be found here, suitable paints can be found here


consisting of

  • a Varroa floor with stainless steel ventilation grille and pull-out Sticky Boards
  • one frame for 5 frames Zander dimensions of
    477 x 220 mm
  • one wooden lid
    height 34 cm, weight 4.5 kg

© Design registered with the DPMA and protected by law

Please order two additional cork plates (Art. 24472) to close the two notches on the long side if you want to use two Vertikel half frames on top of each other as a Nucleus Hives.

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Liebig
in stock
59,00 EUR
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

  • Stainless steel ventilation and varroa grids, with protective strips on the cut edges
  • Runner with Sticky Boards for Varroa control
  • Flight hole closing wedge
    External dimensions 52 x 21, height 8.5 cm, weight 1.5 kg

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Liebig
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19,40 EUR
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additional approach of approx. 14.5 cm

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Liebig
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4,20 EUR
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For 5 Zander frames measuring 477 x 220 mm, equipped with stainless steel support rails. When two vertically halved boxes are joined side by side, they form a Liebig full frame
Height approx. 23 cm, weight 2 kg

Price per piece

Please also order two cork shims (Item No. 24472) to seal the two notches on the long side if you wish to use two vertical flat supers stacked on top of each other as a nuc box.

Other possible uses

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Liebig Zander Vertikal Halbzarge, Kantenansicht mit 2 Halbzargen nebeneinander
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25,90 EUR
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for closing the notch between two stacked Liebig vertical half frames
Dimensions: 20.5 x 15 x 5 mm
Price per pair

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Kork-Plättchen Liebig Vertikal Halbzargen, Frontansicht
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1,50 EUR
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is attached below the vertical half frame Art. 2447 and raises it by 5.5 cm, allowing ZaDant brood chamber frames of 285 mm height to be used

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Liebig
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9,90 EUR
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Glued and screwed, with side access
Capacity 4 liters, weight approx. 1 kg

We recommend painting the inside with vat paint Art. 2127 or ApiDana® feed frame paint Art. 21275

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Liebig
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11,90 EUR
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crystal clear, for placing on the frames
0.4 mm thick and inherently stable

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Abdeck-Fix, Detailbild einer Ecke von oben

with insulation board insulation
Size approx. 52 x 21 cm, height 2.5 cm, weight approx. 1 kg

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Liebig
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13,70 EUR
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Is slipped over the wooden lid
galvanized, conical fit
Inner support surface approx. 52 x 21 cm
height 5.5 cm, weight approx. 1 kg

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Blechdeckel Liebig Ablegermagazin, Kantenansicht
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15,90 EUR
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Is placed over the wooden lid
Inner support surface approx. 52 x 21 cm
Height 5.5 cm, weight approx. 0.8 kg

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Edelstahldeckel konisch Liebig Ablegermagazin, Kantenansicht
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22,90 EUR
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Did you already know?
We only use untreated solid wood with all its natural properties and characteristics. The weather in the form of sun, rain and cold as well as fluctuating humidity affects all dried and sawn wood if it is not protected.

Our tip:
Paint the hives up to three times, roughening the surface with sandpaper between coats. Then refresh periodically depending on the condition and personal preference.

After the bees have moved in, the hives develop their own room climate. The temperature and humidity inside the hive differs from the climate outside. As a result, condensation can form under the lid, mold can form and the hive parts can crack. For better air circulation, we recommend raising the hive on Bee Hive Stands and removing the Sticky Boards after the Varroa check.