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only 1000! if you take 1500 you get a free cedar hive.

wish i had thought of that for my design.it would go well with the laura ashley cutains for my viewing window.

can you also supply them with triple glazed,pilkington easy clean viewing panel?

chocolate just out the fridge is harder than cedar.should have the metal runners as tom said, cedar has its +points but so soft.

keeping them going for 10 years that is good going.hopefully getting my first bees soon and already worrying about over wintering them.not sure about good joiner but don't know anything else.

what a simple but clever idea.a picture says a thousand words.muswell you are a fountain of knowledge.

could you explain slip hooks.not heard of this before.

thanks for the advice did not think about putting two on a broad box.do you turn the entrance in the other direction 90 or 180 degrees?

thanks for confirming that did not want to waste my time and material.

now for the next question is it more versatile to make 14x12 or normal broad depth for nuc.and why?

could anyone tell me the internal size of 5 frame nuc. 5x35mm=175mm+10mm for clearance=185mm or am I wrong in my thinking?

i wonder why that in one photo, on admins post, floor looks to be made of Meranti and in the other photo american white oak,is this someone just using all there off cuts up and knocking them out for £30 a pop?

sorry to hear he won't be coming back to the forum,as I had a question to ask about the species of timber shown in the photo.looks like american white oak to me,maybe some sharpe eyed person could tell me.

yes you are right.bigger joinery shops run this way.

will finish them off tomorrow and forward them onto you.they will be in auto 2004 format.hopefully i can upload from this site.

auto cad is a computer drawing package.

thanks for the advice,on another point I have been looking through old posts in the plans and construction and you asked if anyone had any cad skills.I have been working on some plans for national hive.happy to forward them onto you for use by anyone.if you are interested.

I am in surrey,been looking at thornes site for prices.20 14x12 hoffman frames,20x 5 7/8 hoffman frames for supers and foundation to go with this £107, I was hoping someone knew of somewhere cheaper to buy, for my new hobby.

as I am new to beekeeping could anyone suggest the best and reasonably priced on line supplier of foundation and frames?