High-quality insect hotel – Offers wild bees, bumblebees & co. a safe home – Promotes biodiversity in your garden.
Child-friendly natural wood insect hotel (20 x 20 x 7 cm) – Ideal for introducing children to nature – Makes observing animals up close possible.
Eco-friendly & FSC-certified – Made exclusively from natural materials – Supports healthy plant growth in the garden.
Nesting & overwintering site – For mason bees, ladybirds and many more – Easy to mount in the garden, on the terrace or balcony.
Modern design – Combinable modules for improved animal welfare – Sustainable contribution to the ecosystem on 20 x 20 x 7 cm.
Offer bees and other insects a home and nesting protection
Beautiful natural wood insect hotel: This insect hotel is environmentally friendly and even FSC-certified. The attractive insect hotel with nesting box is made exclusively from natural materials such as natural wood, bamboo canes and pine cones as filling material. This gives a home to a wide variety of insects, especially pollinating insects. By hanging up this insect hotel for pollinating insects, you can even improve the health of your plants and promote biodiversity in your garden or on your balcony.
For the whole family: The insect hotel is ideal for bringing children closer to nature. You are doing something not only for the environment, but also for your children and the whole family. Inspire your children to discover nature and animals with this charming insect hotel as a home for their favourite beetles and bees. This makes the insect hotel a perfect garden gift for young and old alike.
Helps animals and nature: The insect hotel offers a nesting or overwintering place for many different insects in the garden or on the balcony, e.g. for mason bees, ladybirds and many more. You can easily hang the insect house in your garden, on the terrace or on the balcony. You can also combine several insect hotels for even more animal and insect welfare and hang the modern design boxes above or next to each other. It also looks attractive. With insects and bees, our ecosystem – and therefore our own living environment – continues to have a chance.
