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Hyde Hives

Queen Rearing (8xNuc)

£630.00 GBP
£630.00 GBP
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Watch our queen rearing long hive review by Black Mountain Honey 

Description

Our 5 framed 8 x Nuc Queen Rearing Long Hive is partitioned 6 times to form 8 Nucs with 8 separate entrances 3 at the front, 3 at the back, and 2 at either end.

These hives can be made in a few different frame sizes: National, Langstroth, Commercial and 14x12

Included

  • The hive is fully assembled

  • 8 x Perspex crown boards

  • 6 x Removable partition boards

 

Key features:

Gas struts to keep the roof open

 

Dimensions:

width x 600mm (base width 645mm)

length x 1800mm

height x 1000mm (top of brood box)

Please note: 

The frames are not included but can be purchased from our store

Delivery:

We like to deliver your hive personally to ensure you get your hive in one piece. For this service, we charge a flat rate of £60. Unfortunately, we can only deliver to England and Wales.

To our Scottish friends, we can deliver to Scotland but please get in touch before placing your order 

Collection:

You can collect it from our workshop near Kidderminster. Please select local pick up at check out

Materials

Main body - English Cedar

Roof - Phenolic resin ply

Stand - English Cedar

Dimensions

(approx) 800mm x 400mm

480mm deep

20 Frames in total

Care information

Use clear Danish oil once every year or two

Customer Reviews

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Queen Rearing Hive

This is my third purchase from Dean & Matt at Hyde Hives and I'm not dissapointed at all. Their long hives are great quality and solidly made with attention to detail. I've currently got 4 Nucs rehoused in it and love the fact that you can take the partitions out if your nucs are getting short of room to maker different configurations which make this a very versatile hive.
Thanks again to Dean, Matt and the team.

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Rachel A.
Queen Rearing Hive

Excellent Service , custom handmade to high standards and it will be one of many that we order in the future. Thanks Dean & Matt
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