20 frame version. can have two colonies in... like a huge wooden beehouse :D
sahtlinurk House Bee Joined Apr 16, 2009 Messages 334 Reaction score 0 Location uk, Abingdon Hive Type 14x12 Number of Hives 12 Dec 12, 2010 #1 20 frame version. can have two colonies in... like a huge wooden beehouse
BKF Admin Queen Bee Beekeeping Sponsor Joined Jul 28, 2008 Messages 6,344 Reaction score 12 Location Hampshire uk Hive Type National Number of Hives 6 Dec 12, 2010 #2 Very popular with a commercial outfit in Gloucs..
Vergilius Field Bee Joined Aug 24, 2010 Messages 955 Reaction score 6 Location Dorset / East Sussex Hive Type National Number of Hives 6ish Dec 12, 2010 #3 Is there enough room for more than 1 super in that box? Ben P
sahtlinurk House Bee Joined Apr 16, 2009 Messages 334 Reaction score 0 Location uk, Abingdon Hive Type 14x12 Number of Hives 12 Dec 12, 2010 #4 yo can fit there 4 supers actually. two stacks of two next to each other.
Hombre Queen Bee Joined Feb 27, 2009 Messages 2,814 Reaction score 3 Location West Midlands Hive Type 14x12 Number of Hives Ten Dec 13, 2010 #5 Now that is a WBC Whopping Big Cu*t. Impressive size and build though. I imagine that it's desgined to be bear proof among other things.
Now that is a WBC Whopping Big Cu*t. Impressive size and build though. I imagine that it's desgined to be bear proof among other things.
D drstitson Queen Bee Joined Aug 4, 2010 Messages 7,656 Reaction score 3 Location surrey, lincolnshire etc. Hive Type Dadant Number of Hives 14 Dec 13, 2010 #6 Interesting to note that there appear to be 3 dummy boards to allow variation in size of each brood area. However, how that works with conventional sized supers is anyones idea (or are supers rectangular with similar dummy boards).
Interesting to note that there appear to be 3 dummy boards to allow variation in size of each brood area. However, how that works with conventional sized supers is anyones idea (or are supers rectangular with similar dummy boards).
F Finman Queen Bee Joined Nov 8, 2008 Messages 27,887 Reaction score 2,022 Location Finland, Helsinki Hive Type Langstroth Dec 13, 2010 #7 . Those hives are ment to very unprofitable beestock. From where you get them? You need Pony Bees? You cannot put there modern breeded queens. 40 years ago that kind of hives were usual in Sweden, Finland and in many other countries. In the picture swarm factory Last edited: Dec 13, 2010
. Those hives are ment to very unprofitable beestock. From where you get them? You need Pony Bees? You cannot put there modern breeded queens. 40 years ago that kind of hives were usual in Sweden, Finland and in many other countries. In the picture swarm factory
F Finman Queen Bee Joined Nov 8, 2008 Messages 27,887 Reaction score 2,022 Location Finland, Helsinki Hive Type Langstroth Dec 13, 2010 #8 . I may be that there is a skep inside in above picture. So you have a skep + one super with frames.