Bee Gold Honey Innerview Inner Cover 10 Frame

Description

Each Innerview inner cover is milled from unfinished cypress to ensure longevity. There are screened holes in the frame for any management needs the bees require. You can use them for ventilation, to feed or render supplements, and even utilize a top hive entrance by simply pressing them out to remove. The transparent glass provides a barrier between you and the bees. Beekeepers can remove the telescoping or migratory cover and check the bees progress and administer services without actually breaking the sealed hive open. We have found laminated glass to provide the most benefits because each piece is composed of two separate sheets of glass, separated by a spacer filled with an absorbent media, then sealed. The same reasons why insulated glass is beneficial in your home construction is the reason it is beneficial in the bee’s home. When it is cold outside and warm inside, observe the amount of condensation that you see on the inside of the window. Not very much if any should be present if you have insulated glazing in your building. To further understand the benefits to the bees from the laminated glazing, you probably observe some of those everyday looking at a windshield. We could write a small novel on the benefits of laminated and or insulated glass in/on the hive. In summary we can utilize glass in the beekeeping world for the same reasons that it has been utilized in the human world. Last but not least, our patent pending Innerview covers are MADE IN THE USA.
The Innerview is a way to view your bees in your traditional style equipment without disrupting your hive.
Our design enables the beekeeper to view the colony with minimal impact to the bees and beekeeper.
The Innerview cover also allows the beekeeper flexibility to utilize a top entrance, feed or supplement the bees with required resources, regulate ventilation throughout the seasons, as well as many more beneficial management practices.
The Innerview cover is a great way to observe and share with all, both with beekeepers and the novice alike.