Untreated solid wood display with three 19 cm hexagonal cells on a 57 × 15 cm base, 33 cm high (Bienen-Ruck, article 31575): the wooden honeycomb for the market stall, the counter or the shop shelf. Weighs 2 kg and has no declared load limit.
Three cell-shaped openings: a jar, a candle and a cream, each in its hexagon, and the customer already knows honey is sold here.
01 · WHAT IT IS
A 57 × 15 cm base and three 19 cm solid wood hexagons, joined into a comb 33 cm high. Each cell is a separate space: 250 and 500 jars, beeswax candles, cosmetics, pollen; the shape separates the products without mixing them and builds a vertical composition in little counter space.
02 · WHERE IT GOES
It is the display for the market stall and the honey shop: the three French reviews buy it for that, and the latest sums it up: a bit pricey for what it is, but very pretty, perfect for a stall, in raw wood. On a flat surface with room to put jars in and out without knocking the wood; if hung or raised, with a fixing suited to the support.
03 · THE WOOD
It comes untreated, in the light colour of the wood: leave it as is, give it oil or wax to take on tone, or paint it in the brand colour. It is a display, not a load shelf: the maker declares no maximum load, so spread the weight and do not put unstable or very heavy pieces on it.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
The display is supplied assembled; jars, candles and decoration come separately.
| ✓ FITS | Anyone selling honey at markets, shops or fairs who wants a comb-shaped wooden display for three products. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Anyone after a storage shelf or a display for many jars: it is three cells with no declared load. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | Nothing: it is the complete display. |
| Reference | HOLT-6450-BR-31575 (Bienen-Ruck 31575) |
|---|---|
| Material | Untreated raw solid wood |
| Configuration | Base with three hexagonal openings |
| Base | 57 × 15 cm |
| Hexagons | 19 cm each |
| Total height | 33 cm |
| Weight | 2 kg |
| Load | Not declared; display, not a load shelf |
| Finish | Leave, oil or paint |

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