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On 27/12/2012 12:26 AM, komppa-seppala... wrote:
 > well insulated hives without top entrances work here best with net
bottom. The
 > modern ESP bottoms are designed to direct the water out. All surfaces
on inside
 > are tilted directing water to bottom net. The water runs through the
net edges,
 > most dead bees on bottom stay totally without contact to melting
water. Dead
 > bees stay quite dry, and easy to brush off on spring. No mess that is
common on
 > wooden bottoms.

I might mention that the North American versions I have seen do not have
this
slope and maybe that is why I found that the EPS floors did not work for me.

Seems the BeeMax are a poor knock-off of the European system.

Thanks for that.

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