Harvest Lane Honey WWFFD-101-5 Deep Large Frame 5 Pack

Product Description

The HARVEST LANE HONEY WWFFD-101-5 is a 5-pack of deep, large-format beehive wooden frames assembled and ready for immediate use. Each frame ships with a beeswax-coated plastic foundation already installed and secured with staples, eliminating the need for additional prep before placing them in the hive. These frames are sized for standard deep brood boxes and are intended for use by beekeepers managing Langstroth-style hive equipment. The beeswax coating on the plastic foundation encourages comb draw-out, giving colonies a familiar surface to begin building. The all-wood frame construction provides durability across seasons of repeated inspection and extraction cycles.

These frames are designed for use in deep or large Langstroth brood boxes. Standard practice calls for 10 frames per deep brood box, and this 5-pack allows a beekeeper to outfit half a box or supplement an existing setup. Suitable for both new hive installations and replacement of damaged or old frames during routine hive management. Compatible with WWBAL-101 and WWBUL-101 Langstroth hive box equipment from HARVEST LANE HONEY.

Key Features

• Comes fully assembled with foundation installed — ready to use out of the box
• Beeswax-coated plastic foundation promotes natural comb acceptance by bees
• Stapled construction secures foundation firmly within the wooden frame
• Sized for standard deep or large Langstroth brood box configurations
• Pack of 5 frames; use 10 per deep brood box for a complete setup

Compatibility

Compatible with WWBAL-101 and WWBUL-101 deep or large Langstroth-style hive boxes from HARVEST LANE HONEY. Use 10 frames per deep brood box for a full complement.

Installation Notes

Frames are fully assembled and require no additional tools for setup before loading into the hive box. When inserting frames, space them evenly to maintain standard bee space and prevent burr comb buildup between frames. Inspect and replace frames showing significant wax moth damage, deformed foundation, or structural wood failure as part of routine hive maintenance. Handle frames with care during extraction to avoid cracking the plastic foundation.