Bat Box Kit - Plywood - L9 x W16 x H33 cm

~~£31.51~~

Product information

Description

General description

A bat box can help bats by providing a roost in areas where other sites are lacking. Our bat box kits allow you to provide an ideal roost site for the most common bat in the UK, the Common Pipistrelle bat. Once constructed, each bat box kit will provide a long-lasting dry, draught-free roost site, which is very important for bats. Bat boxes can be mounted on both buildings and trees, and it is recommended to position your box as high as possible in a sheltered, sunny place. Ideally, several boxes should be put up facing different directions to provide a range of conditions. Bats need time to find and explore new homes, and it may take several years before boxes have residents – be patient! Signs of occupation include droppings on the landing area and chittering noises from inside on warm afternoons and evenings.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: Overall height: 33 cm, Overall width: 16 cm, Overall depth: 9 cm

Weight: 1.1 kg

Panels: Exterior Grade Plywood

Sundries: Nails, screws (for hole boxes only), sandpaper, instructions

Finish: Unfinished

Fixing: 2 fixing holes in top corners of back panel

Installation

Easy to follow instructions included (no experience of DIY required)

No sawing required - all you need is a hammer and a screwdriver

Usage

Enjoy assembling your own bat boxes without having to worry about getting the sizes right

Ideal for kids and adults alike

Available in singles, packs of ten, and packs of thirty

Packs of thirty are supplied in bulk and will need sorting into separate kits for assembly

Other information

You may like to apply a non-toxic water-based stain and preservative after making the box

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Length
9 cm
Width
16 cm
Height
33 cm
Weight
1100 g

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