Recenzje klientów dla Ul VEVOR, 40 ramek, ul sandaczowy, drewno cedrowe pokryte woskiem pszczelim, 2 głębokie + 2 średnie ule, zestaw Langstroth Hive, przezroczyste okna akrylowe z fundamentami

Great quality, took alittle while to put it together but worth it. I love the see through window access. High quality wood and inserts. Very happy with this purchase.

Exterior beeswax lasted three weeks. Will need to stain/paint. Endgrain on dovetails will need detailed painting after the wax wears off/ages.

This hive was better than previous ones, the frames were a nice fit instead of being tight. The foundation is already waxed which save a lot of time and the frames themselves went together well

Nach einem Monat Nutzung hinterlässt der Vevor Bienenstock mit 40 Rähmchen einen gemischten Eindruck. Auf den ersten Blick wirkt er wie eine interessante Lösung für Imker, die ihre Produktionskapazität erweitern möchten. Doch die Erfahrung zeigt, dass nicht alles den Erwartungen entspricht. Montage und Verpackung Der Bienenstock kam gut verpackt an und ließ sich einfach und schnell zusammenbauen – ein klarer Pluspunkt sowohl für erfahrene Imker als auch für Einsteiger. Alle Teile waren ordentlich sortiert, und die Konstruktion ließ sich ohne Schwierigkeiten zusammensetzen. Kundenservice: Ein Positives Highlight Einer der größten Pluspunkte dieses Kaufs war zweifellos der Kundenservice von Vevor. Nach der Feststellung mehrerer beschädigter Teile kontaktierte ich das Unternehmen, das sich umgehend bereit erklärte, Ersatzteile zu liefern – eine seltene und sehr geschätzte Geste in einem Markt, in dem der Kundendienst oft vernachlässigt wird. Probleme und Einschränkungen Trotz des guten Kundenservice darf man nicht übersehen, dass der Bienenstock bereits bei der Lieferung mehrere defekte Teile aufwies. Auch wenn der Support hilfreich war, sollten solche Mängel bei einem Produkt in dieser Preisklasse nicht vorkommen. Ein weiterer kritischer Punkt betrifft die mitgelieferten Kunststoffwaben: Die Bienen zeigten sich zunächst widerständig, was eine manuelle Beschichtung mit geschmolzenem Wachs erforderlich machte. Für weniger erfahrene Imker kann dies eine zusätzliche Herausforderung darstellen. Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis Angesichts des Preises – über 120 Euro – hätte man eine höhere Material- und Verarbeitungsqualität erwarten dürfen. Die vorhandenen Mängel und der zusätzliche Arbeitsaufwand relativieren den Preis, insbesondere wenn man bedenkt, dass es auf dem Markt robustere Alternativen zu vergleichbaren oder niedrigeren Preisen gibt.

Pros. Very pretty looking beehive. Joints are accurate and very tightly fitting. Cons. It really should come with a Varroa mesh floor and tray. It should be stated more clearly that it is (unlike most Langstroth beehives) a bottom bee-space as opposed top bee-space hive. It should have the option of buying a hive consisting of one deep box along with two or three medium boxes, instead of two of each.

Pros. Very pretty looking beehive. Joints are accurate and very tightly fitting. Cons. It really should come with a Varroa mesh floor and tray. It should be stated more clearly that it is (unlike most Langstroth beehives) a bottom bee-space as opposed top bee-space hive. It should have the option of buying a hive consisting of one deep box along with two or three medium boxes, instead of two of each.

Looks greak, good wood quality and very generous with was protection. I did no used the nails provided and went with compressed air nails instead. I will not use the windows also. I find this useless. I bought because the price was better than hive with less options. Bees do no like to built on the frames so I would if you have the beewas and time, melt and add a thin layer of real beewax on it.

The deep and the super both parts were hard to connect I had to use force almost broke it please work on fixing it and also messing some small nails for the frames

I found this setup to be well made. It takes some time to assemble all 40 frames and foundation but that is to be expected. I used an air nailer on the corners, but it seemed to be a tight fit without me doing that.The entire setup is coated with wax which means you can’t really paint the outside. I’ll see how they fare this year. Maybe have to sand and paint them for next year if they start to weather. As far as the observation port, if you plan on using it , you definitely need to drill another whole with a screw on both the long sides of the clear plastic. That is a must! It will start to bow in the middle and bees will be be on both sides of it. And of course, in your haste to put the cover back as the bees attack you, the handle or one of the levers will fall off. It has happened to me twice. Also, the wax on the foundation is a very fine spray. It may or may not be enough to encourage them to start drawing comb. I can’t say about that, as I had some wax and applied a liberal amount to them just to be on the safe side. All said, I think it’s a good price for what you get. Especially compared to what you pay at a beekeeping supplier.

Have purchased several times now, this round we were a little disappointed with the quality. Found some frame rails broken, notched too far apart causing foundation to be loose, and missing a couple side arms. The boxes dove tails were hit and miss for alignment and fitment, some box panels were split, and 2 bottom boards were not salvagable due to being broken either during transit or assembly. Ended up scrapping out a total of 2 deep boxes, 4 frames, and 2 bottom boards. With all defects and added work, broke even when compared to purchasing materials and manufacturing myself.