10 Assembled 6 1/4″ Medium Frame with wax coated plastic foundation. Black or Yellow 5 5/8″ Rite-cell WAXED foundation Black foundations are preferred for seeing eggs and larvae in the Brood Chamber. Yellow foundations are preferred in the honey super. The color makes no difference to the bees, this is strictly the Beekeepers Preference.
5 5/8" wax coated plastic foundation. Frame sold separately. Black or Yellow 5 5/8″ Rite-cell WAXED foundation Used in a Medium frame. Black foundations are preferred for seeing eggs and larvae in the Brood Chamber. Yellow foundations are preferred in the honey super. The color makes no difference to the bees, this is strictly the Beekeepers Preference.
Black or Yellow 8 1/2" Rite-cell WAXED foundation Used in a Deep frame. Black foundations are preferred for seeing eggs and larvae in the Brood Chamber. Yellow foundations are preferred in the honey super. The color makes no difference to the bees, this is strictly the Beekeepers Preference.
Assembled 9 1/8″ Deep Frame with wax coated plastic foundation. Black or Yellow 8 1/2″ Rite-cell WAXED foundation Black foundations are preferred for seeing eggs and larvae in the Brood Chamber. Yellow foundations are preferred in the honey super. The color makes no difference to the bees, this is strictly the Beekeepers Preference.
Quickly and easily mark your queen. Keep track of the age of your queen by using the international color code. Place a small spot on her thorax with the appropriate pen color.
Unassembled 9 1/8″ Deep Frame with wax coated plastic foundation. Black or Yellow 8 1/2″ Rite-cell WAXED foundation Black foundations are preferred for seeing eggs and larvae in the Brood Chamber. Yellow foundations are preferred in the honey super. The color makes no difference to the bees, this is strictly the Beekeepers Preference.
Unassembled 6 1/4″ Medium Frame with wax coated plastic foundation. Black or Yellow 5 5/8″ Rite-cell WAXED foundation Black foundations are preferred for seeing eggs and larvae in the Brood Chamber. Yellow foundations are preferred in the honey super. The color makes no difference to the bees, this is strictly the Beekeepers Preference.
