Triangle insect hotel on a stand
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SKU: 10026028
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Triangle insect hotel on a stand
Description
Decorative insect house for the garden
Thanks to the stand, the green pine insect hotel can be placed anywhere on the balcony, terrace, or in the garden. You can attract bees, butterflies, ladybugs, and many other insects to the nest box by placing the hotel in a suitable location and providing food that meets their natural needs. The bee hotel features several types of houses and also serves as a decoration in your garden.
Insect hotel & butterfly hotel
- Insect box can attract bees, hoverflies, and ladybugs
- Extra breeding space with an elongated opening for butterflies
- Decorative insect house for terrace, balcony, and garden
- Varied spaces with sawdust, pine cones, and hollow sticks
- Fun for children to look at - With an educational element
Delivery includes
- 1x Insect hotel on stand
- Assembly material
- No tools required
- Partially pre-assembled
- Decoration not included
- Manual in English
Bee house standing at a glance
- Dimensions with stand H x W x D: approx. 130 x 42 x 35 cm
- Dimensions of the nest box itself H x W x D: approx. 38 x 35 x 9.5 cm
- Dimensions of wood boreholes: approx. 7 mm
- Dimensions of hollow spaces in bamboo sticks: approx. 5-15 mm
- Dimensions of opening for butterflies: approx. 4 x 1 cm
- Total weight approx. 2.25 kg
- Made of pine wood, galvanized steel mesh
- Green, water-based paint
Placement tip
- The insect box must be placed in a dry, sunny location and protected from the elements
- Face the breeding chambers south to ensure sunlight and warmth
- Plant wild flowers or herbs in the surroundings
- All year round: Leave the bee hotel outside in winter to prevent premature emergence