Eco Crevice Bat Box - Recycled LDPE Plastic/Wood - L14.5 x W22.5 x H51 cm - Black

~~£54.07~~

Product information

Description

General description

The Eco Crevice Bat Box is designed to provide a safe and attractive roosting space for bats, constructed from a weatherproof shell made from 100% recycled LDPE plastic and featuring a wooden internal chamber. This innovative bat box is available in two types: crevice and cavity, catering to different bat species' roosting needs. Its self-cleaning design ensures minimal maintenance, making it an ideal choice for bat conservation enthusiasts.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: Overall height: 510mm, Overall width: 225mm, Overall depth: 145mm

Weight: 3.5kg

Materials: Recycled LDPE plastic outer with internal certified rough sawn timber chamber

Entrance: 17mm wide slot

Crevice Internal: Divided internal chamber with two crevices 22mm wide

Cavity Internal: Internal chamber with no dividers 60mm wide

Fixing: 3 concealed keyhole mounting holes at the top; additional fixing can be used at the base

Installation

Mount the bat box on buildings or trees, ideally as high as possible in a sheltered sunny location.

Consider placing multiple boxes facing different directions to provide varied conditions.

Use the concealed keyhole mounting holes for secure installation.

Usage

Allow time for bats to discover and explore the box; it may take several years for it to be occupied.

Signs of occupation include droppings on the landing area and chittering noises from inside during warm afternoons and evenings.

Other information

Features an improved design for 2023.

Black exterior captures the sun's heat, providing good insulation.

All bats and roosts are protected by law; check the box only if you hold an appropriate license.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Environmental certification
FSC
Suitable for solitary bees
No
Height
51 cm
Width
22.5 cm

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