Colmena Warré

Warré beehive is a vertical (top-bar) beehive that uses only the heads of clos frames instead of the complete wired frames (usually with a wooden wedge or a guide from which the bees build their own honeycomb). This simulates the development of a swarm perched on the trunk of a tree. It is made of spruce wood designed by the French monk Émile Warré. The disadvantage is that the honey cannot be extracted in a centrifuge, but rather pressed. Therefore it is not a hive for professional/industrial exploitation, but as a hobby. Includes: 3 warré bodies Warré standard bottom 24 bars of warré frame Entretapa warré Roof warré h 105