Has anyone resealed the crown board after opening during winter management?
Reseal lifted crown board
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Replaced and pushed down hard with strapped down roof works for me
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As above and not a worry resulting
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No. The propolis on the rim will just stick the crownboard back down
Close up push down, it’s really not an issue.
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If the bees are not happy with the seal they will fix it in a matter of hours....
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Make sure you replace it in the same orientation you removed it
OP
Thanks - I get it. Any heat loss is assumed insignificant if board return and roof replacement are up to standard and the Bees do their usual repair job internally.
Alan.
Alan.
