Making A Beehive Stand

The great thing about this design is that the legs are foldable making it easier to transport.

Making a beehive stand.

Modern beekeeping attempts to revert to a less industrialized way of obtaining honey by utilizing smaller colonies usually between 10 000 and 30 000 bees and the whole operation is based around the hive. An item you use to hold a beehive off the ground. The figure shows plans to help you build your own elevated hive stand. The legs are set up in such a way that they aren t perpendicular to the ground making it more stable.

The stand therefore helps prevent hive loss and also keeps it from rotting. The dimensions of this stand are ideal for a. Many beekeepers put all of their hives on this kind of stand. The hive stand directs rain water under and around the hive making it harder for the water to flow into the hive.

This is a design from across the pond. This will prolong the structural life of your hive and cut down on mold and fungi issues. Here s a quick and inexpensive way to build a hive stand with a. An elevated hive stand is exactly what it sounds like.

A heavy stand will also protect the hive from falling off in case of strong winds. This stand elevates several hives 18 inches off the ground. It stops the beehive floor from coming in contact with the damp ground.