ERDENFREUND® wild bee house with 4-fold suspension

Our species-appropriate wild bee house with grass paper nesting sleeves is storm-proof thanks to the practical wall bracket with 4 pre-drilled holes for absolutely storm-proof attachment! The apiary offers a large number of the 560 native wild bee species a welcome place to safely and securely deposit their brood. Thanks to the differently sized nesting holes with a diameter of 5-8 mm, which are 100% splinter-free, our wild bee hotel appeals to almost every native wild bee species: 🐝 5-7 mm nest holes: masked bees, hole bees and scissor bees 🐝 6-8 mm nest holes: leafcutter bees 🐝 7-8 mm nest holes: mason bees The professional durable nesting sleeves are extra strong and water-repellent. They are made of particularly ecological grass paper, which is produced in an energy-saving manner on fast-growing grass. The advantage over bamboo and reed is that the rolled tubes are absolutely splinter-free and so no wild bee can fatally injure the bee wings 🐝💚 Your professional bee hotel is produced by hand in close cooperation with Palatinate workshops for disabled people, who are paid absolutely fairly above minimum wage. The 2 cm thick local FSC solid wood from sustainable forestry comes from our trusted forester and sawmill. In combination with stainless Phillips screws, it promises a very long service life! To love the animals and our environment, we only use natural wood without chemical treatments! The wild bee house is 100% rainproof! We even carefully coated the roof with natural, water-repellent linseed oil, so that you get a piece of jewelry that can withstand the weather in the long term! Together we show commitment against the death of insects and create more habitat for wild bees! The insect populations of flying insects have already dropped by over 75% within 27 years due to monocultures, too many pesticides and less and less natural habitat! Wild bees, which are essential for the pollination of countless plants, also suffer from this. It's high time to stand up for the animals before it's too late!