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Tue, 20 Apr 1999 12:41:48 +0200
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Plywood langstroth hives???
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     Hello Bee-l 'ers

     Recently I was offered some VERY CHEAP (comparitivley) standard
     langstroth hives manufactured from 20mm waterproof plywood.
     Has anybody had something similar (plywood) in the field for some
     time? How does this compare to pine? Is it worth the one third price
     tag or is it a matter of you pay for what you get...

     Karl Dehning
     Cape Town
     South Africa

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