Solitary Bee House
BambawSolitary Bee House
By BambawA suitable natural habitat for solitary bees, this tailormade bee house is a safe environment for them to thrive. The insect house is made up from upcycled trimming from carpenters in Indonesia. The roof is made of aluminium to ensure solid and weather-resistant protection for the solitary bees. Each tube is made of repurposed bamboo straws. The bamboo stems are sanded to be smooth and entirely splinter-free, making them ideal for welcoming bees and other insects.
Special sale price due to not been quite perfect. There is glue on the aluminium roof and some have slight indentations etc.
- Sustainably sourced
- upcycled materials
- Ecological balance
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Description
Size -Â 21 cm wide x 12 cm deep x 18 cm high
Designed with the help of an entomologist, expert in insects’, the Bambaw solitary bee house guarantees a safer environment for our bees, allowing them to continue their pollination wonder.
The little hotels are handmade in Bali with repurposed bamboo stems, unfit to become drinking straws.
In the UK only, we can count over 240 species of solitary bees. Most of the solitary bees are entirely harmless and peaceful. They are perfect companions for busy environments where kids or adults scared of being stung might be present. Instead of regrouping into hives, they will make individual nest cells for their larvae.
The insect hotel is the perfect host for the Red Mason and Leafcutter solitary bees. Those cavity nesters usually look for dead wood, hollow stems, or crevices in loose masonry to lay their eggs.
Packaging -Â Zero packing
How To Use
Place your solitary bee house against a flat surface, away from the wind. Put the front of the bee house for the "front" to face south or southwest, where it will receive the most sunlight in winter, keeping the solitary bees cosy during colder months.
Materials
Bamboo
Aluminium
Mixed upcycled wood
Natural rice glue