Modern Polyurethane Feeder Box for Flugo Hives

Modern polyurethane feeder box is designed for Flugo beehives with frame sizes 39x15, 39x17, 39x24, 39x27.5, and 39x30 cm. With three separate compartments, the feeder allows easy feeding of up to three nucs simultaneously with sugar syrup.

Features and Specifications of the Feeder and Hive

Top Feeder

This feeder is particularly useful in spring for supporting the growth and development of bee colonies. The three compartments provide options to supply bees with water, mineralized water, and sugar syrup as needed.

Feeder Volume:

• Small compartment – 2 liters
• Medium compartment – 3.75 liters
• Large compartment – 7.5 liters
• Total capacity – 13.25 liters

Feeder Dimensions and Weight:

• Height: 13.5 cm
• Width: 47.2 cm
• Depth: 47.2 cm
• Weight: 1.7 kg

Key Advantages of Flugo Beehives

• Lightweight and Portable: Hive boxes weigh only 1.8 kg, making transport and handling easy.
• Faster Spring Development: Excellent thermal insulation supports rapid colony growth in spring.
• Reduced Winter Food Consumption: Bees consume up to 50% less food during winter, saving costs.
• Exceptional Thermal Insulation: 3 cm thick polyurethane walls are equivalent to 14 cm of wood, ensuring optimal conditions for bees year-round.
• Seamless Construction: Made from a single piece without joints, improving hive stability.
• Easy Maintenance: Smooth surfaces simplify cleaning and reduce the spread of diseases.
• Optimal Year-Round Conditions: Hives maintain stable temperatures in summer for honey production and reduce bee mortality in winter, potentially increasing honey production by up to 30%.
• Pest Resistance: Polyurethane is resistant to damage from rodents and insects, extending the hive's lifespan.
• Durability and Strength: Resistant to rain, snow, wind, and hail.
• Suitable for All Climates: Flugo hives perform exceptionally in any climate, regardless of weather conditions.

Painting Instructions

Polyurethane is not UV-stable, so applying a UV-protective coating after 1–2 years of sun exposure is recommended. Lightly sand the surface before application to ensure proper adhesion. A properly applied coating can protect the hive for up to 10 years without the need for repainting.

Potential Disadvantages

Unpainted hives may have a shorter lifespan and may peel over time. Small bubbles or imperfections do not affect the hive's functionality and are not considered defects.