bee hive

Descripción del producto

beekeeping equipment ,bee hive,wooden bee hive
material:high quality fir wood
frames :***0frames;top bar:3/8inch(****5millimeters)
long life time,good quality,competitive price,timely
packing:1pcs per carton ,package size :*0x*0x*5cm
deliver time:After receive deposit,we need *4 days to make goods
Payment Terms:
We do payment in L/C at sight
But always is in T/T,*0% TT in advance ,*0% at the sight of copy of B/L.
Supply Ability:*0,**0pieces/month
Sample:
We may need 7 days to make the sample with 1 pc ,
also we need the sample fee and the express fee,but there would be return after place order.
MOQ:**0pieces
if you like our honey extractor and beekeeping beekeeping equipment ,please contact us.we can offer more beekeeping equipment for  you.

On request ,we can manufacture queen excluders in different sizes ,please contact us for an estimate
 

The top-bar or Kenya-hives were developed as a lower-cost alternative to the standard Langstroth hives and equipment. They are used by some devotees in the United States, but are much more popular, due to their simplicity and low cost, in developing countries. Top-bar hives also have movable frames and make use of the concept of bee space.

The top-bar hive is so named because the frames of the hive have only a top bar, not sides or a bottom bar. The beekeeper does not provide a foundation (or provides only a fractional foundation) for the bees to build from. The bees build the comb so it hangs down from the top bar. The hive body is often shaped as an inverted trapezoid in order to reduce the tendency of bees to attach the comb to the hive-body walls. Unlike the Langstroth design, a top-bar hive is generally expanded horizontally, not vertically. The top-bar design is a single, much longer box, with all the frames hanging in parallel.

Unlike the Langstroth hive, the honey cannot be extracted by centrifuging because a top-bar frame does not have reinforced foundation or a full frame. Because the bees have to rebuild the comb after each harvest, a top-bar hive yields more beeswax but less honey.

However, like the Langstroth hive, the bees can be induced to store the honey separately from the areas where they are raising the brood. Therefore, bees are less likely to be killed when harvesting from a top-bar hive than when harvesting from a skep or other traditional hive design.