The Beaumaris Woodstone Bat Box Maxi is an expertly crafted wildlife habitat that provides essential shelter for various crevice-roosting bat species. Constructed from innovative WoodStone, a unique blend of concrete and wood fibres, this bat box offers superior insulation and protection. Creating ideal conditions for summer roosting and mild winter shelter.

The Beaumaris box has a single narrow entrance, making it suitable for crevice roosting bats such as the pipistrelles, noctules, Brandt's and other bats. The box's interior has a rough surface for bats to cling to and the front of the box features an elegant outline of a bat in flight.

Suitable for attaching to external walls it should be sited at least 3-metres high. Avoid areas exposed to wind or direct sunshine. Bats naturally move roosts to suit the weather.

Key Features
Advanced thermal properties: Black exterior absorbs heat while WoodStone material maintains stable internal temperatures

Durable construction with 10-year warranty and excellent predator protection

Specially designed for multiple bat species

Rough interior surface provides essential grip for roosting bats

Installation Guidelines
For optimal results, mount your bat box:

• At least 3 meters high on an external wall or tree
• Protected from direct rain or sun exposure
• Ideally in clusters to provide varying temperature options

Installation is straightforward: simply remove the front panel using the provided Allen key, mount the bracket securely to your chosen location, place the box onto the bracket, and carefully replace the front panel. Ensure bolts are secure but not overtightened.

Dimensions:
External
Height: 500mm
Width: 380mm
Depth: 70mm
Internal
Height: 390mm
Width: 280mm
Depth: 25mm

Weight:
8kg

Siting:
To hang the box remove the front section, you can do this by unscrewing the Allen screw. Two holes are pre-drilled in the rear wall of the box, and you can therefore hang the box with the supplied screws. Do not tighten the screws too tight, just tighten enough.

Preferably hang several boxes together. When placing in bunkers, cellars, attics and stables, place the boxes as high as possible against the façade or a post, at a minimum height of 3 metres.