MayBee Medium Super Beehive Frames with Wax Foundations,10 Pack Honey Bee Frames with 100% Beeswax Coated Food Grade Foundation Sheets, 6-1/4-Inch (Black)

The pieces fit together very easily and assembly was quick. The frame wood was goid quality. The foundation boards were a bit light on wax coating, but I pre-wax my frames anyway. Recommend Gorilla wood glue at connection points along with nails.

good product

Frames were perfect , no flaws etc, easy to assemble. Wood was top quality, wood was quarter sawn . Tight fitting joints. Black plastic foundation which was waxed . On the day that my order arrived , a swarm of bees arrived in my back yard , I needed at least 20 medium supers to give them a home. Will order more mediums and 20 or so deep frames.

I purchased these as my bees were rapidly filling the frames I had available. They assembled very easily and I got them into the hive boxes. The frames spent six weeks in my hive box and never got touched. I took half out and tried alternating them with drawn honey frames to encourage the bees to use them. I took the other half and recoated them with wax and put them in a box above to see what the result would be. The bees skipped the box that had the supplier-coated frames and went up to the box that had the ones that I had recoated with wax. After being coated the bees had begun drawing them out within the week. If you buy these or any plastic frames on Amazon or any non-supplier site be ready to recoat them as they sit in a warehouse for an unknown period before you will receive them. These had zero wax smell to them. I still give them four stars as the only trouble was having to rewax the foundations.

Ok I bought these not expecting a few pieces of crack wood, maybe a foundation with a crack or one not coated in wax for the price I was paying for 20 frames. However when I got the box I was pleasantly surprised. The frames were packaged in a firm thick cardboard and the contents were packed tight. Nothing was damaged and all the foundations were coated in wax. And believe me or not when I was assembling them in my garage a few honey bees few on the frames after smelling the wax, so I can happily say that it is actual bees wax and not paraffin or some other type. Another great thing is that it came with nails. I figured I would have to go buy some 1in finishing nails, but after opening the box there sat a bag of perfect sized nails. I even have some extra after assembling all the frames with 4 nails per frame. All in all these appear to be great, hope this helps someone decide. P.S. I shopped around and looked at dadant, manlake, and other amazon sellers and found this to be the best deal for plastic foundations.

Fit and finish were excellent. Quality wooden ware. Built these along side some Mann Lake deeps. Difference was like day and night. I will never buy from Mann Lake again.

I've purchased quite a few of these. The construction of the frames is good. The plastic seems ok, however I don't think they have enough wax as the bees are not pulling comb on them. I added beeswax to the last order so hopefully that will help. The price is cheap, but I think you would be better off purchasing one of the name brands or using wax sheets

Good quality