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Paradise Honey combines BeeBox polystyrene hives with uncapping and cappings-press equipment. BeeBox supports several frame formats, but its bodies, roofs, floors and feeders form a dedicated system. That distinction helps avoid accessories which appear compatible but do not fit the box.

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BeeBox uses standard frames within its own box geometry

The range includes Langstroth, Dadant US and Dadant Blatt. Each format has bodies, shallow supers and nucs for expanding your equipment. Dadant US and Dadant Blatt are distinct variants: ordering simply “Dadant” is not enough.

The 10 litre top feeder, roof and BeeBox floor follow the external geometry of these hives. A body accepting the same frames as a wooden box does not make their tops and floors interchangeable. Choose accessories from the matching BeeBox family; six-frame nucs have their own roof and feeder.

Colony development nucs and mating nucs

Six-frame Langstroth, Dadant US and Dadant Blatt nucs use the frame format of your operation. The double and 4Q mating units provide separate small colonies for queen rearing. Choose according to the task: developing a colony on full-sized frames or maintaining several mating units.

Presses handle the wax from uncapping

In the honey house, Paradise presses recover honey from cappings by mechanical pressure. Different sizes suit different uncapping rates. Assess capacity in relation to incoming cappings, rather than treating it as kilograms of jarred honey per hour. The selection also includes an uncapping line specifically for Layens frames.