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Beehives
- Complete beehive
- Accessories
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Nuc hives
- Nucs by format
- With bees & mating
- Spare parts
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Bee equipment
- For the apiary
- For the beekeeper
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Clothing
- Clothing Accessories
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Beeswax
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Pure beeswax
- Beeswax and foundation
- Beeswax foundations
- Melting and rolling beewax
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Pure beeswax
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Bee feed
- Accessories and source materials
- Utensils
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Bee health
- Varroa Treatments
- Diseases control
- Nutraceuticals
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Extraction and bottling
- Before extraction
- Honey extraction
- After extraction
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Bee pollen
- Harvest
- Indicted
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Honey packaging
- Flasks per utility
- Flasks by size
- Other packaging
Apipasta with vitamins 15kg
Beecomplet® Spring 14Kg
Beekeeper suit with round veil
Oxalic acid 1kg
Beeswax Foundation 5kg
Fresh royal jelly 20g
Classic honey jar 1kg comb-lines TO77 - Pack of 16 units
Promotor L Apis 1 litre
Beehive Accessories
Entrances, Hoffmann spacers, ventilation grilles, corner pieces, catches and comb-honey sections. A hundred and twenty small parts, from €0.12.
Beehive Accessories
These are parts costing less than a euro that decide things costing whole colonies. Here is what to understand about each group.
The entrance is the control organ
The colony comes in through it, the air goes out through it, and what you want kept out either passes or does not. That is why there is one for each situation and not a universal one:
- Winter/summer angled entrance — turns to open or narrow the gap by season. Narrowing in winter cuts the surface the colony has to defend and through which heat is lost.
- Blind entrance — to close up for migration or treatment.
- Anti-velutina entrance for Langstroth and Dadant — lets the bee through and not the hornet.
- Long metal and square entrances for fixed-comb hives, with open-closed positions.
Spacers keep the distance
The Hoffmann plastic spacer (€0.12) is among the cheapest things in the catalogue and does a job you notice all year: keeping the correct distance between frames. When that spacing goes out, the bees fill it with wax bridges and propolis, and every inspection turns into a fight with the hive tool. Twelve cents a frame against that is a good trade.
The rest: what stops the box opening on its own
Corner pieces of 150×60 and 230×60 mm, butterfly and easy-open catches, hasps, joining plates and angle protectors. These are reinforcement and closing parts: they matter when moving hives and in migratory work, which is when a loose catch becomes a serious problem.
There are also ventilation grilles for floors, crown-board vents and comb-honey sections — APIBOX containers and NICOT® sections — if you want to sell comb rather than extracted honey. Frames are separate, and to work with all of this without incident there is the suit.