Frames for beehives

  • Dadant-Blatt brood frame
  • Dadant-Blatt super frame
  • Langstroth-Ruth frame
  • Farrar frame
  • Rodna voja frame
Dadant-Blatt brood frame

Dadant-Blatt hives are among the most popular types of hives in Europe. Brood frames for Dadant-Blatt hives are larger frames used in the part of the hive where the queen lays eggs and where brood develops. These frames provide enough space for the growth of the bee colony and enable the queen to lay eggs continuously, which is crucial for the health and expansion of the colony.

Dadant-Blatt super frame

Super frames for Dadant-Blatt hives are smaller than brood frames and are used in the honey section of the hive where bees store honey. These frames are designed to provide easy access for bees and efficient honey storage. Due to their smaller size, they are easier to handle when extracting honey, which makes the job easier for beekeepers.

Langstroth-Ruth frame

Langstroth hives are very popular due to their modularity and practicality. Ruth frames are a specific dimension of frames used in Langstroth hives. These frames allow easy expansion or reduction of the hive according to the needs of the bee colony. Thanks to their design, Langstroth-Ruth frames are easy to handle, inspect, and extract honey.

Farrar frame

Farrar hives and their frames are known for their compactness and efficiency. Farrar frames are smaller than standard Dadant or Langstroth frames but allow for faster heat exchange and better temperature regulation within the hive. These frames are often used in beekeeping where mobility and flexibility are important, as well as by beekeepers who prefer lighter frames for handling.

Roof Voja frame

Roof Voja hives are specific to certain regions and beekeeping practices. Frames for Roof Voja hives are designed to be compatible with the specific needs of these hives, which may differ in size and shape from other standard hives. These frames are crucial for maintaining optimal conditions for bees and efficiently managing the colony.

Conclusion

Each type of frame has its own characteristics and is used for different purposes depending on the type of hive and the needs of the beekeeping community. Choosing the right frames is crucial for successful beekeeping, as it enables optimal development of bees, efficient honey storage, and facilitates the work of beekeepers. Understanding the differences among frames and their proper use can significantly contribute to the health and productivity of bee colonies.

Our Offer

We produce a wide range of beehives and frames, including Dadant-Blatt hives with 10 and 12 frames, Langstroth hives, Farrar hives, and the Rodna Voja hive

Dadan - Blatt 10 frames
  • contains a solid wood or anti-varroa bottom board
  • brood box with assembled frames
  • 2 honey supers with assembled frames
  • miller feeder
  • roof covered with sheet metal
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Dadan - Blatt 12 frames
  • contains a solid wood or anti-varroa bottom board
  • brood box with assembled frames
  • 2 honey supers with assembled frames
  • miller feeder
  • roof covered with sheet metal
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Langstroth - Rutova
  • contains a solid wood bottom board or anti-varroa bottom board
  • 3 supers with assembled frames
  • miller feeder
  • Roof covered with sheet metal
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Farar
  • contains a solid wood bottom board or anti-varroa bottom board
  • 4 medium supers with assembled frames
  • miller feeder
  • roof covered with sheet metal
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Rodna Voja
  • contains a solid wood bottom board or anti-varroa bottom board
  • 4 deep supers with assembled frames
  • miller feeder
  • roof covered with sheet metal
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