Beekeeping is a fascinating hobby that has grown in popularity in recent years. Not only is it a source of delicious honey, but it's also a way to help increase the population of bees, which are important pollinators for many crops. If you're a beginner, are you confused about which type of beehive to choose?
The Langstroth beehive is the most commonly used type of beehive by beekeepers worldwide. It was invented in the mid-19th century by Lorenzo Lorraine Langstroth, a clergyman and beekeeper. The Langstroth beehive is designed to be standardized and interchangeable to make beekeeping easier and more efficient. It is a vertical, rectangular box made up of several frames where bees build comb on which they store honey and raise brood.
2-Layer Multi-sweet Beehive: This bee hive kit includes 1 deep brood bee box and 1 medium honey super bee box. It's a complete beehive kit, including a wooden frame and beeswaxed foundation sheets. This is a standard beehive starter kit.
Premium and Safe Material: The body of the beehive was made of premium solid cedar wood. It's more solid and durable. The panels of the beehive frames were made of pine wood. The foundation sheets of the beehive frame were made of food-grade plastic and it was beeswaxed.
Solid Construction: This bee hive has dovetail joints, which makes the bee hives stronger in structure and more durable. It's also easy to assemble.
Beehive Starter Kit: This beehive starter kit includes everything the beehive may need. It's a complete beehive kit. This beehive kit has pre-cut dovetail joints and pre-drilled holes, which make assembly more easier.
Packing List: This beehive kit includes 1 Metal top cover, 1 inner cover, 1 medium bee box,1 queen excluder,1 deep bee box, 1 entrance reducer,1 solid bottom board, screws and nails, 10 medium beehive frames, and 10 deep beehive frames.
