https://horizontalhive.com/how-to-build/long-langstroth-plans.shtml
This will produce four 30-1/2" legs with one end slanted at 45°. Step 10. Turn the hive body on its side. Mark 2" from the top edge of the box on the end wall. Position a leg and attach it with two 3-1/2" screws (marked X) and one 2-1/2" screw (marked O ). Attach another leg on the opposite end wall.

https://www.revivalwoods.com/blog/2020/3/29/building-a-long-langstroth-hive
How to build a Long Langstoth bee hive or Horizontal Hive that will hold up to 30 deep frames. This is a simple beehive to build and great for both the bees and beekeeper. ... This Long Langstroth Hive is basically a long deep box made from two by materials, and his claim is that it is low maintenance for the bees, and less lifting for the

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHNVAE9rRSk
For a full description of how to build a long langstroth hive check out our blog - https://www.revivalwoods.com/blog/2020/3/29/building-a-long-langstroth-hiv

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulIwlL5bS_s
Could this be the best hive ever? We built a Long Langstroth Hive for our bees. We'll keep you updated on how this hive does this year!A big thanks to @His

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ntkl-2td0lw
A detailed video of how I built our long Langstroth hive. Kinda long, but I show a lot of the process along with some very helpful tips along the way. Enjo

https://www.thespruce.com/free-bee-hive-plans-5078043
Long Langstroth Hive: This beehive plan builds a horizontal hive instead of a vertical one. It costs under $50 in materials and only takes a few hours to build. The walls are thick, meaning the hive will get extra insulation and be very durable. ... How to Build a Langstroth Beehive: This DIY guide takes you through building brood boxes, super

https://easy-beesy.com/langstroth-hive-plans/
For a standard 2-box Langstroth hive, you might expect to pay around $200-$220. You can buy cheaper, ready-made hives for under $200, but the quality is then compromised to reduce the price. However, sourcing the lumber and materials to build your own hive is often more affordable. Generally speaking, you should be able to purchase your wood

https://www.instructables.com/10-Frame-Langstroth-Bee-Hive/
Step 2: Cut and Build the Supers. A langstroth beehive has three super (beehive box) sizes, deep, medium, and shallow. The basic beehive has two types of supers. A brood super, this is where the queen and growing colony resides, and a honey super, this is where the bees make their honey. Between the brood and honey supers is a queen excluder

https://australianbeesupplies.com.au/2024/01/30/building-your-long-langstroth-beehive-a-step-by-step-guide/
Place the long ridge capping on top of the tin. Use longer screws to secure the ridge cap at the ends and a couple of shorter screws in the centre to hold the tin in place. (See Video Below) Step 2: Building the Beehive. Screwing the Sides Together: Assemble all four sides of the beehive by using three screws in each corner.

https://beekeepclub.com/how-to-build-a-langstroth-beehive/
Build a healthy mix of deep, medium and a few shallow boxes. A shallow box or two for every beehive stack you have is enough. Beehives largely use deep and medium depth boxes. When building your Langstroth beehive, consider using two deep boxes as brood boxes and two or three medium depth boxes as honey super boxes.

https://masterbeekeeping.com/images/beeplans/10-Frame%20Langstroth%20Hive%20Plans.pdf
If you are using standard dimensional lumber, you can use 1x8 (3/4" x 7-1/4") for both shallow and medium super, and 1x12 (3/4" x 11-1/4") for the deep hive body. Start by cutting the boards to length. For fronts and backs, cut them a smidgen over 16-1/4". For sides, cut a smidgen over 19-7/8". At this point, follow the steps described on how

https://thesurvivalgardener.com/building-langstroth-long-hive/
Building a Langstroth Long Hive. My son CJ and I spent the day building a Langstroth Long hive from plans on Leo Sharashkin's site. We should be able to transfer our nuc frames into this hive. This design requires less disturbance of the bees but still allows you to use Langstroth frames. It holds 31 deep frames, which is the equivalent of

https://horizontalhive.com/how-to-build/hive-frame-swarm-trap.shtml
Under $50 in materials to build. Insulated Layens Hive — DR. LEO'S CHOICE. Insulated with 1-1/2" of raw wool. ... Long Langstroth Hive. Accepts 31 regular deep frames. Simple construction — a 3-hr project. Very economical — under $50 in materials.

https://horizontalhive.com/how-to-build/screened-bottom-plans.shtml
Tape measure; carpenter's square; hammer. Building instructions. Step 1. Turn your assembled hive box upside down. The box measures externally 47-13/16" x 21-3/8" and is made of four pieces of "two-by-twelve" board screwed together. Cut a 9/16" x 9/16" rabbet along the entire inner perimeter of the box. Step 2.

https://morningchores.com/beehive-plans/
38 Langstroth, Top Bar, and Warre Hive Plans. 1. The Colorado Top Bar Beehive. If you are new to beekeeping, a top bar hive might be of interest to you. They originated in Kenya where bees have a tendency to be more aggressive versus those we have in the United States and Europe.

https://www.beesource.com/threads/horizontal-hive-long-lang-plans-and-pics.329005/
148 posts · Joined 2014. #13 · Oct 3, 2016. I too plan on building a long box using 2- 10Deep boxes but my math came to 34 frames. Mine would be 20" wide then a 16" + 20" + 16" or a side would be - short side + long side + short side. Then a 20" front and back. Some rabbet cuts and and entrance should be good to go.

http://www.fredsfinefowl.com/horizontalhives.html
Fred's Preferred Langstroth Hive Configuration FREE to download. These are the long-awaited plans for Frederick Dunn's Long Langstroth Hive. This was a collaboration between Fred and Ross Millard. Fred did the sketches, Ross produced these excellent plans. Any future modifications will be added here.

https://www.instructables.com/Build-a-Langstroth-Bee-Hive-the-Simple-Way/
This is a simple made Langstroth bee hive. You can use any wood you like. I find some of the parts i used in the trash. Make sure its mass wood and burn it with a flamepistol to kill any fungus or microbes before using it to build the hive. I used 28mm screws and woodglue to assembly the parts. I include a 3d Rhino file with all the parts i cutted.

https://www.beesource.com/threads/long-langstroth-hive-design-questions.334861/
All are my opinions and others may think different. 1. screened bottom is no benefit if you are treating anyway. 2. Entrance works best if it is at the bottom of the hive on one end. 3. The minimum number of frames is 24 and the maximum is about 32. This suggests interior length of 33.75 inches up to 44.75 inches.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yolZrF_jlSY
In this video we show you how to build a horizontal langstroth hive. This is by far the easiest and best beehive we have found. The build is intimidating at

https://horizontalhive.com/how-to-build/ventilation-long-langstroth.shtml
Rim 1/2" wide by 3/4" deep, stapled to the hive box using 1-1/4" brads or nails. Long strip 47-13/16" long; two end strips 20-13/16". Leave at least 1/4" of empty space between the rim and the cover boards on left and right end — to allow for cover boards' expansion. Never cram the cover boards — they should fit quite loosely.

https://carolinahoneybees.com/beehive-plans-diy-beehives/
Langstroth Hive Blueprints. The most readily available DIY beehive plans are for construction of Langstroth Hives. Often called a "Lang", this hive is often considered to be the best choice for beginning beekeepers. Because it is the most commonly used hive, it is easy to find others who can advise you on hive management.

https://beekeepclub.com/how-to-build-a-beehive-bottom-board-for-langstroth-hives/
It requires you to cut the aluminum strips into 1-inch wide strips and then fold the strips in half, enclosing the hardware cloth in the fold. Staple the hardware cloth through the aluminum strip binding. Make a sampling board for your screened bottom board. At this stage, the bottom board is nearly finished.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/2024/06/25/have-delaware-pennyslvania-beekeepers-invented-a-better-beehive/74197781007/
Beekeepers can still keep on using the same old Langstroth honey-boxes they already own, making the new hive design much easier to adopt. "Langstroth is awesome," Datto said. "We just built a