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 Beekeeping is an occupation that historically started when man began to have bee colonies available. Involving domestication activities in that sense, this occupation was performed in protective housings called hives, made of various materials. These materials used in making hives included various plant fibres or stems at first, later consisting of wood raw materials. Though often made of wooden boards, hive structures are known to contain synthetic materials, as well.
However, considering the resulting types of hives, mostly in the form of non-durable and crude-looking styrofoam hives, the importance of a hive type that will be more durable, healthier both for bees and man, more beekeeper-friendly and versatile, and which will also improve productivity, has become apparent.
The multi-purpose APIMAYE Thermo Hive types were developed taking bee biology, beekeeper requests and different ecological characteristics into consideration in line with this perspective.
 A system that enables rearing bees in a healthy environment, transporting them without causing any harm and preventing potential harms to them has been implemented with APIMAYE Thermo Hives. Being light in weight, modular in structure, and favourable for beekeeping activities, diverse climatic conditions, bee biology, physiology and behaviours are the most important features of APIMAYE Thermo Hives.
A system that enables rearing bees in a healthy environment, transporting them without causing any harm and preventing potential harms to them has been implemented with APIMAYE Thermo Hives. Being light in weight, modular in structure, and favourable for beekeeping activities, diverse climatic conditions, bee biology, physiology and behaviours are the most important features of APIMAYE Thermo Hives.
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