£22.75
Natural Timber Bat Box
Natural Timber Bat Box
Natural Timber Bat Box
Natural Timber Bat Box

Natural Timber Bat Box

Simple single screw mounting on walls or trees

Highly durable with a narrow entrance that helps discourage predators

Provides excellent insulation

£22.75
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From the UK`s leading bat box suppier this natural and attractive Bat Box will fit into any garden, woodland or house wall site. It is made from high quality durable timber providing longevity and excellent insulation. Bats need new habitats as many of their traditional roosts have been lost over recent years. The narrow entrance slot and strong timber help to discourage predators.

New properties and building works to existing buildings often require the provision of bat boxes/roosts.

Siting and Positioning:
Position this bat box on a builing or mature tree using the pre-drilled back plate hanger. It should be sited high up between 2.5m and 5m. Place the box so it recieves only part sun during the day North, South West or South East. If it is on an existing feeding or flight route you are more likely to get occupation.

Occupants:
This single chamber bat box will provide suitable accommodation for a variety of species including Pippistrelle, Noctule, Leisler`s, Natterer`s, Daubentons and Brown Long-eared bats.

Material:
Made from durable, high quality FSC timber.

Dimensions:
Height: 380mm
Width: 180mm
Depth: 100mm

Weight:
 1.2kg approx

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Q: Where can I put my new bat box?
A: The Natural Timber Bat Box is equally at home on a house wall as it is in a tree. Mount it at least 2m off the ground and ideally between 4m-6m. Directly under the eaves of a house or under a major bough of a mature tree.
Q: Should I site one bat box on its own?
A: Ideally, put up two or three boxes facing in different directions to provide a range of temperature conditions. ie boxes facing from south-east to south-west allow the sun to fall on each box for part of the day. During very hot days a south-facing box may overheat, but the other boxes should have some shade.