New Ideal Bee Boxes Available for Beekeepers
New bee boxes for sale are now available from Steve in Kyogle, offering local beekeepers a practical option for expanding, replacing or preparing their beekeeping equipment.
The new Ideal bee boxes are listed in sizes from 30/8 FR to 20/10 FR. Each box is treated, painted and supplied with frames, allowing buyers to obtain prepared equipment without having to complete those finishing stages themselves.
The boxes are priced at $30 each. A discounted price of $25 each applies when purchasing multiples of 10, providing a more economical option for beekeepers who need several boxes at once.
Other sizes available
In addition to the advertised Ideal bee boxes, other sizes are available, along with wspFD and frames. Buyers can contact Steve directly to discuss the equipment available and determine which sizes may suit their individual beekeeping requirements.
Having additional boxes ready can help beekeepers manage their equipment needs throughout the season. Whether the purchase is intended for an established apiary, replacement equipment or a developing beekeeping operation, the range gives buyers an opportunity to discuss suitable options directly with the seller.
The treated and painted finish may also appeal to buyers seeking boxes that have already undergone important preparation before being put into use. However, prospective purchasers should confirm all specifications, dimensions, quantities and availability with the seller before making arrangements.
The advertised pricing is straightforward, with individual boxes available for $30 each and the reduced multiple-purchase price applying to orders of 10.
The bee boxes are available through Steve in Kyogle. Enquiries can be made by telephone or text message on 0492 976 173. Alternatively, buyers can telephone 6633 5285.
Availability may be limited, so interested beekeepers are encouraged to contact Steve directly for current stock information, collection arrangements and further details about the additional sizes and frames offered.
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