Relaxdays Insect Hotel with stand, fir wood, galvanised metal roof, HxWxD: 119 x 50 x 12 cm, natural/silver

With this bee hotel you actively support species conservation and provide insects with both nesting sites and overwintering shelter. Bees, butterflies, ladybirds and other insects can settle in the chambers of the wild bee house, which are filled with various packing materials. Place the butterfly compartment with its stand in your garden and watch the fascinating activity of these little creatures. A thrilling experience for young and old alike!Insect hotel in detail- Dimensions H x W x D: approx. 119 x 50 x 12 cm- House height: approx. 80 cm- Weight: approx. 5.5 kg- Material: fir wood, bamboo, iron- Colour: natural, silverBeneficial insect hotel for garden and balcony- Round logs and bamboo tubes for various wild bee species- Compartments with pine cones and twig sections for ladybirds and lacewings- Chamber with an entrance slit ideal for butterflies- Attracts useful pollinators and natural pest controllers to the garden- XXL ladybird hotel with ground spike – for planting into the soil- Weatherproof design with a galvanised, overhanging metal roof- Excellent observation opportunity for children and adultsHow to bring your insect hotel to life- Provide plenty of food by planting native wildflowers and herbs- Face it south to maximise sunlight exposure- Place it in a dry, sheltered spot- Do not bring it indoors in winter to avoid premature emergence- Offer water on hot days in a shallow dishIncluded in delivery- 1x bee house- Decorative items are not included Directions Place the insect hotel in a dry, sheltered location in your garden or on your balcony, ideally facing south for maximum sunlight. Secure it by inserting the stand’s ground spike firmly into the soil. Plant native wildflowers and herbs nearby to provide a natural food source for bees, butterflies, ladybirds and other beneficial insects. In winter, leave the hotel outdoors to allow overwintering insects to complete their life cycle—do not bring it indoors. During hot or dry periods, set out a shallow dish of water close by. Observe from a short distance to enjoy beneficial pollinators and natural pest controllers without disturbing them.