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>>I have used Pierco brood frames for some time now.  One problem that I
have not seen discussed is due to the excess bee space when a brood
chamber of Pierco is placed beneath a chamber of wood frames.

Sounds like the plastic top bars are thinner than the wooden ones.  I
would think that in a stack of all plastic frames in both the brood
chambers and honey supers this issue goes away?

Waldemar

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