METHOD OF USEThese pollen-collecting bottoms, having a tilting entrance, allow pollen collection by simply raising the movable part.1. You raise the movable part of the pollen-collecting bottom until the hive door is fully closed2. You lock the movable part, thus opening the entrance to the grid3. Bees are forced through the pollen-collecting grid, allowing collection through drawers constructed of wood and stainless mesh.

Painted 10-frame D.B. Beehives, with honeycomb and 10 frames in the nest and 9 in the Honey super. Complete with: Nest; Honey super; wooden honeycomb cover with mounted 4-position sheet metal disc; 10cm-high galvanized sheet metal lid lined with wood and faestile on bottom; galvanized sheet metal canopy; frames in nest and honeycomb with wax-free wire; plastic transport mask; galvanized pinwheels; metal porch; 3 connection angles; spacers mounted in the nest and honeycomb; mobile antivarroa net bottom with galvanized sheet metal tray removable from the back; 25mm thick seasoned spruce wood; walls assembled with screws; handles for transport; Frame rest

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It is made to cage the swarm and transport it, thus avoiding the possibility of suffocation. The side walls of the Nucleus hive are made of mesh to allow for greater aeration, while the front and back are made of wood to make it durable and long-lasting.The cover is hermetically sealed by means of two hooks in order to prevent the bees from escaping during transport.There is the option of having two polystyrene side walls that are applied, quickly and functionally, on the mesh walls in order to allow the nucleus to spend a medium/long period of time inside the hive.

SPACER SAVES BEES AND MANIA depending on how it is mounted in the Beehive, flush milled classic method, or higher than 6.5 mm "save bee space" method, allows the bees to have two passages, one under the honeycomb head, and the second, between the side of the honeycomb and the wall of the Beehive. The rounded edges of the spacer,avoid offending the beekeeper's hands .