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The posters beekeeping are used for warn, report or signal areas where ads, access roads or products related to beekeeping are located. They help prevent theft, alert visitors or hikers, and comply with local safety regulations.
The most common are of aluminium, PVC, polypropylene, methacrylate or galvanised sheet, resistant to the sun, rain and wind. In exposed beehives, durable materials with UV printing or laminated vinyl are advised to prevent wear.
It is recommended to place them in points visible from the main access or paths close to apiary, at a height of approximately 1.5 to 2 metres. They can also be fixed on fences, trees or entrance posts to the enclosure beekeeping.
In many autonomous communities Spain is mandatory signposting at-eds with a visible poster indicating the existence of bees and, in some cases, the data of the owner of apiary or the registration number.
Normally it should be listed:
The standard size is usually of 25x35 cm o 30x40 cm o 40x50 cm, enough to be remotely readable. In areas with a lot of traffic or wide access, larger format posters are recommended.
Yes. Most manufacturers can include the logo, farm name, ORE number or specific designs. It is a good way to reinforce the identity of the beekeeper or cooperative.
It depends on the material and sun exposure. Aluminum or methacrylate signs can last longer than 5 years without noticeable deterioration, while PVC usually requires replacement earlier if they are in areas of high radiation or humidity.
They can screw, nail or hold with metal or nylon flanges to posts, meshes or wooden structures. It is important that they are firm to withstand the wind and inclement weather.
