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Blaetterstock (Back Door Hive)

Suitable for 2 x 12 frames standard size 394 x 223 mm, the Blaetterstock (Back Door Hive) is the West German classic among back door hives. Made from 20 mm thick and knot-free solid wood, glued and screwed in solid quality.

Normal-sized frames with beveled sides are used, which are inserted individually into the two tiers from behind. This is why the Blaetterstock (Back Door Hive) is also known as a back treatment or bunk hive.

All hives and hive parts are in stock and available at short notice.

The hives and hive parts are delivered without paint and frames
You can find suitable frames here, spacing rules here and suitable paints here.

Blaetterstock (Back Door Hive)

Art-Nr. 2880

Basic body in one piece with removable Queen Excluders center partition. Standard-sized brood and honey compartments for 12 frames each with slanted side panels
Spacer strips in the brood and honey compartments
Two closable flight holes
Divided brood and honey chamber doors that can be opened individually from the rear
The lower brood chamber door serves as a work table and practical shelf
The upper honey chamber door has a lockable ventilation grille for short hikes
External dimensions approx. 60 x 47 cm, height 55 cm,
Weight approx. 15 kg

Blätterstock / Hinterbehandlungsbeute, Kantenansicht von hinten, geteile Türen offen, Fensterrahmen stehend auf unterer Tür

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259,00 EUR
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

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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.