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# 2

Better Insulating Properties

The ceramic tiles which we produce have more than 60% cavity which means that we assure a good insuation air layer. This solution makes the beehives better places for living as in the summer they keep the temperature inside cooler while in the winter we observe a warmer temperature inside (between 2 to 4 C warmer than the temperature in the wooden hives.

# 4

More Hygienetic

The Ceramic beehive is very easy to clean and does not require successive treatment to prevent the development of bacterias which live in the wood.

# 6

Fire Resistance

It is unfortunate but sometimes happens. In some places where the temperatures are relatively high, it happens to occur fire which can be fatal for the beehives on this field. The Ceramic beehive is fire-resistant and can guarantee no damage of the equipment in case such events take place.

# 8

Higher Strength

When the clay is baked at a temperature over 900 C, it irreversibly turns into a solid stone-like body which is making the beehive protected from other animals which may show curiosity to the work of the bees on the field.

# 10

Rot-Proof

With the time the, inside the wood start natural rot processes. Apart from the destruction of its shapes, this is connected to the work of many microbes which are actually performing the process.

# 1

Eco-friendly

The ceramic hives are perfect for eco and bio farming. In their production are used natural materials which are creating environment close to the natural one (bees used to make their "houses" of clay). Using more ceramic hives would mean less trees cut for the beekeeping industry. #SaveTheForests

# 3

High Wear Resistance

Baked ceramics, if not purposefully damaged can last forever. We all know about ceramic pots which archeologists find in perfect condidtition after thousands of years passed after their production

# 5

High Frost Durability

For regions where in winter the temperatures go below zero, it is very important for the materials to withstand several freeze-thaw cycles without being destroyed and its strength not decrease seriously when the material absorbs water to saturation.

# 7

Higher Weight

The higher relative weight of ceramics is what makes the hive slightly heavier in comparison with the wooden and plastic once which is especially important for the beekeepers who put the hives in windy geographical places. The heavier structure is also preventing from theft attempts.

# 9

Lower Water Absorbtion

Ceramic has a pore structure but in comparison with Wood it has times less water absorbtion. It is important for the humidity within the hive as well as for the temperature inside as the water changes the thermographic properities of the material.