Individual numbers
Plastic Numbers for Hives: Clear Colony Records Without Confusion
Order in the apiary saves time and nerves. Whether you keep bees for pleasure or have multiple locations, without clear hive identification it's easy to get confused during inspections and entries in the hive diary. These plastic numbers are a practical and attractive solution, thanks to which you'll have clarity about which colony is where, what age the queen is, when treatment was carried out, or what intervention needs to be planned.
Durable Numbers That Can Take It
The digits are made of solid plastic designed for outdoor use, so they can handle normal year-round conditions in the apiary – sun, rain, and frost. Compared to marker pen descriptions or paper labels, they don't wear out as quickly and remain legible long-term. Each piece has pre-made holes for easy hive box using two small nails, so installation is quick and the number stays securely in place.
Suitable for Hives, Mating Nucs, and Breeding Boxes
The size of approx. 5 × 3 cm is an ideal compromise: the numbers are clearly visible even from several steps away, but at the same time don't get in the way and fit even on smaller front surfaces of supers, mating nucs, or breeding boxes. You can combine the digits according to your own system (for example, for marking rows, apiaries, or individual hives).
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Value |
| Material | Durable plastic |
| Dimensions (h × w) | approx. 5 × 3 cm |
| Hive box | Using 2 nails (not included) |
| Package contents | 1 pc (according to your selection) |
| Use | Marking hives, rows, mating nucs, stands |
Tip for beekeepers: Choose a uniform numbering system and place the numbers on the front of the super or on the hive bottom so they're visible immediately upon arriving at the hives. Keeping the hive diary will then be faster and clearer.
