Cavity Bat Box - Plywood/Ceramic - L15 x W24 x H38 cm

~~£46.43~~

Product information

Description

General description

This Cavity Bat Box is specifically designed for British cavity-dwelling bats, including species such as Brown Long-Eared, Daubenton's, Natterer's, Whiskered, and Brandt's bats. It features a 19mm entrance slot that is ideal for bats while deterring birds. The box is constructed from exterior grade plywood and includes internal ceramic heat sinks to improve temperature stability, ensuring a comfortable environment for bats.

Technical specifications

Materials: Exterior Grade Plywood with ceramic inserts

Dimensions: Overall height: 38 cm, Overall width: 24 cm, Overall depth: 15 cm

Weight: 1.5 kg

Entrance: 19 mm wide slot

Construction: Panels stapled together with surface sunk staples

Finish: Treated with water-based non-toxic non-volatile wood treatment, with natural borate mineral salt

Installation

Easy to erect on walls or trees

Includes 1 keyhole mounting hole and 2 additional screw holes for secure fixing

Position the box as high as possible in a sheltered sunny location

Usage

Ideal for cavity-dwelling bats, providing a larger open space compared to crevice bat boxes

Encourages bats to cluster with internal grooves in the roof

Monitor for signs of occupation, such as droppings and chittering noises

Other information

The floor slides out for easy cleaning or inspection

External surfaces are black to increase heat absorption

It may take time for bats to find and occupy the box, so patience is required

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Colour
Black
Material
Ceramic
Height
38 cm
Width
24 cm
Mounting method
To screw
Weight
1500 g
Feeder type
To hang
ManoMano Reference
ME74463565
MMID
931354110425
Product code
NestboxCompanyB1BBCZZZZ
EAN
9556787645138

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