Buy equipment - Hives... Knowing what hive to choose can be a difficult choice. We have various hives available for all budgets. If you would like advice on the best hive for you please contact us. |
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The National Poly Hive This is the British Standard National Poly Hive but made of dense Polystyrene. This hive will accommodate the same B.S. frames and foundation, and has a varroa mesh floor and inspection tray. The density is 100g/litre and the polystyrene is 45mm thick. The Hive has bottom bee space. The Brood Box and Super come "in the flat" and have runners. No glue is needed as sides interlock. Paint with Sandtex Masonary Paint on the outside to prolong the life expectancy of the hive for up to 30 years. The Poly Hive parts are interchangeable/compatible with National Wooden Hive Parts. The Brood Box takes 11 Hoffman DN4 Frames. Catalogue reference
1. Hive empty: Brood, Queen Excluder, Super, Inner Cover, |
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The National Poly Nuc Catalogue reference
9. National Poly Nuc £59.80 |
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British Standard Modified National Hive This hive is 18 1/8" square taking 11 British Standard frames. Catalogue reference 14. Hive empty, floor & block, brood, queen excluder, super, crown board, roof 4" metal covered £145.90 |
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W.B.C Telescopic Hive The traditional garden hive. Catalogue reference 29. Floor board £52.70 |
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Nucleus Hive Comprising floor, brood chamber taking 5 frames, cover board and deep roof to accommodate a feeder. Catalogue reference 42. National £89.50 |
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Langstroth Hive The Langstroth hive is the standard hive used in many parts of the world and was invented by Reverend Lorenzo Lorraine Langstroth in 1851. It is used by many beekeepers because of it’s larger brood body, ease of handling, simplicity of design and ready availability of commercial uncapping and extraction equipment. Catalogue reference 44. Floor and block, brood chamber, Q/ex, super C.B. and metal covered roof Cedar £166.00 |
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The National Hive Catalogue reference 52. Plastic queen excluder £5.70 |
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