Pole Mounted Roost Maternity Double Box with 6m pole - Plywood/Ceramic - L13 x W26 x H49 cm

~~£552.65~~

Product information

Description

General description

Our Pole Mounted Roost Maternity Double Box is designed for optimal bat habitation, featuring two boxes mounted back to back on a pole. This configuration allows bats to choose between boxes with different solar gains and thermal conditions, promoting their comfort throughout the year. Ideal for locations without suitable buildings or trees, this bat box ensures maximum solar exposure by positioning it in an unshaded area.

Technical specifications

Box Materials: Exterior Grade Plywood with ceramic inserts

Box Dimensions: Height: 49 cm, Width: 26 cm, Depth: 13 cm

Weight of Box: 6.6 kg

Weight with 6m Pole: 33 kg

Pole Options: 4m, 5m, or 6m; Diameter: 76 mm

Entrance: 17 mm wide slot

Internal Features: 3 internal crevices approximately 20 mm wide with 3 ceramic inserts

Access: Removable roof secured with 1 screw

Fixing System: Rail/screw/clip for attaching box to pole

Installation

To install the Pole Mounted Bat Box, approximately 1 meter of the pole should be buried below ground. It is recommended to consult a builder or structural engineer as ground conditions may vary. The pole will be shipped separately from the bat box and bracket. The only tools required for installation are a spanner or a screwdriver (for the metal band version).

Usage

This bat box is perfect for ensuring that bats have a safe and comfortable habitat. By allowing bats to choose between two boxes, it caters to their varying needs throughout the year. It can be placed in optimal positions to maximize solar gain, making it suitable for hedgerows or open areas.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Length
13 cm
Width
26 cm
Height
49 cm
Material
Ceramic

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