Eco Rocket Bat Box Crevice with 6m pole - Recycled LDPE Plastic/Wood - L24 x W25 x H86 cm

~~£598.13~~

Product information

Description

General description

The Eco Rocket Bat Box Crevice with a 6m pole is an innovative solution for providing a safe roosting space for bats when traditional mounting options are unavailable. Made from weatherproof recycled LDPE plastic, it features a wooden internal roost chamber that offers a comfortable environment for bats. The design allows bats to move freely within the box, selecting their preferred micro-habitat.

Technical specifications

Materials: Recycled LDPE plastic outer with internal OSB roosting chamber

Dimensions (Box): Overall height: 860mm, Overall width: 250mm, Overall depth: 240mm

Weight: Box: 8 kg; Pole: 33 kg (6 metre)

Internal configurations: Crevice (two concentric internal crevices 18mm wide) or cavity (internal chamber with no dividers 45mm wide)

UV stabilized for a design life of 20+ years

Installation

To securely install the Eco Rocket Bat Box, approximately 1m of the pole should be buried below ground. It is recommended to consult a builder or structural engineer regarding ground conditions before installation. The pole is dispatched separately from the bat box for ease of shipping, and the only tool required for installation is a spanner to fix the box onto the pole.

Usage

This bat box is ideal for use in mitigation projects, ensuring maximum solar gain by placing it in an unshaded area or positioning it along bat corridors, such as hedgerows. It is often utilized on building sites to provide an alternative roost for bats during demolition activities.

Other information

Available with a 4, 5, or 6 metre pole

Weatherproof external shell protects the inner wooden roost chamber

Constructed from recycled plastic primarily sourced from UK farms

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Length
24 cm
Width
25 cm
Height
86 cm
Material
Wood

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