VEVOR bee hives are a specialized line of Langstroth Beehive Kits for both beginner and professional beekeepers that provide your colony with a healthy home. Choose a full 20-, 30-, or 40-frame setup, or add one deep or medium box as your colony grows. Each kit is made of fir wood and coated with beeswax. Set up and ready to go, with transparent acrylic windows, frames, and foundations. It’s a simple, dependable approach to start collecting your own honey.
Want to start beekeeping, but don’t know where to start? Starting beekeeping is easier with this VEVOR bee hive kit, which includes everything you need for a complete Langstroth hive: fir wood boxes coated with beeswax, frames, foundations, and a clear glass window for easy inspection. This category includes 20 to 40-frame kits and single deep and medium boxes for establishing honey bee colonies, whether you're starting with your first package or expanding an established apiary.
The first step in choosing the right size is understanding frame count and why the Langstroth tops the list. Here’s how the choices break down.
The Langstroth hive is the most common design in modern beekeeping for good reason. It uses vertical stacks of rectangular boxes. Each stack comes with removable frames. It means you can inspect the colony, add space, and harvest honey without dismantling anything. Every VEVOR kit is a Langstroth beehive, a standard, expandable system that fits well with the beekeeping community.
This modularity makes a Langstroth hive practical for everyday use. As the colony expands, add another box on top. The frame size is an industry standard, so replacement parts and accessories are widely available worldwide. Beekeepers at all levels rely on this familiarity year after year.
VEVOR manufactures its beehives from tried-and-true Langstroth beehive kits so that new beekeepers can enjoy decades of excellent design from day one. Our hive offers reliable honey production and a design that grows with your ambitions. If you are serious about the hobby, this is the best way to establish your beehives, leaving options open as your apiary grows.
Larger hives allow beekeepers aiming for strong, productive colonies more space to grow from the outset. This 40 frame bee hive starter kit includes two deep and two medium boxes stacked. This gives the queen room to lay and the workers space to store surplus honey above. It’s full height and ready for a serious colony.
Step it down a notch, and the 30 frame bee hive starter kit has two deep boxes and one medium. This balance is good for an expanding colony that still needs solid brood room. Both kits include everything you need to get your beehive up and running: frames, foundations, and the acrylic viewing window that bee hives are famous for. It makes routine checkups quick and low-stress.
These larger beehives are perfect for beekeepers who expect their hive to expand or want honey supers ready before the peak of the summer nectar flow. You can add or remove boxes at any time because they fit the Langstroth standard. Start bigger so you don't have to scramble mid-season for more space as the population grows in late April and the hive fills up fast.
Not everyone wants a towering hive on day one, and that’s exactly where the smaller kit merits its place. The 20 frame bee hive starter kit includes one deep and one medium box, a size that is manageable for a first colony or a small backyard apiary. It provides a modest footprint for beginner keepers while still meeting the full Langstroth requirement.
Starting small offers significant advantages. One deep brood configuration is far less intimidating when you are trying to learn how to read your colony, and it is easier to inspect and monitor. The acrylic glass enables you to see what is happening without opening the lid, which is a real confidence booster for nervous novices.
Like all the kits featured, this beehive comes with frames and foundations installed and ready to use. As the bees fill the boxes, you can add more later without changing systems or sizes. If you’re a beekeeping hobbyist just dipping your toes in, or you’ve got limited yard space, these small beehives are a good compromise between actual capacity and everyday ease.
Colony sizes are rarely static; VEVOR also offers individual boxes so you can expand your system on demand. Both the medium hive box starter kit and the deep hive box starter kit include a 10-frame hive box with frames and foundations, so adding capacity is quick, clean, and uniform every time.
Deep boxes are the workhorses of the brood nest, offering the queen ample room for egg-laying and the colony room to cluster through cold spells. Medium boxes are lighter when full and are popular as honey supers because a full depth of honey can be a strain to carry from the stack during a busy harvest.
You can mix deep boxes with mediums to customize the hive for your climate and aims. You can also add a second deep box on top to support a vigorous overwintering colony. Add a medium super before the nectar flow. These boxes have the same Langstroth footprint as the larger bee hives, so they fit right into your existing setup with no hassle or guesswork.
Beyond size, what a hive is made of and what comes in the package shape your entire experience. Here’s a deeper look at each.
Over time, quality materials protect your colony and your investment. VEVOR makes beeswax coated fir wood bee boxes that combine lightweight, easy-to-work fir wood with a natural beeswax coating that protects against moisture and the elements. The coating is bee-friendly without the harsh chemicals many finishes use.
Each box has a see-through acrylic window, which is the defining characteristic of the range. These acrylic observation window beehives let you view the colony and check activity or honey supplies without opening the hive and disturbing the bees inside. That rapid glance takes a lot of the guessing and tension out, especially for novices.
Fir wood is a practical choice: tough enough for outdoor seasons and light enough to carry easily on inspections. These panels are trimmed precisely for a perfect, gap-free fit in these hive box sections. Add the beeswax finish and viewing window, and these beehives provide a long-lasting, low-stress environment for your bees and a clearer, more confident experience for you year-round.
You’ll know exactly what’s in the box, so there are no nasty surprises on setup day. The VEVOR bee box kit is an all-in-one package with hardwood hive boxes, removable frames, and matching foundations, so you can build a hive for a colony without searching for parts elsewhere. Their all-in-one design is particularly well suited to first-time keepers.
The frames and foundations are designed so the bees build straight, level combs. This makes future inspections and honey extractions much cleaner and faster. The stacking boxes are included, so you receive a working honey bee hive framework, ready to go, that fits precisely into the Langstroth standard common across the full range.
You’ll still need to complete your beekeeping gear with a few necessities, including a suit, smoker, and hive tool, which aren’t included in the hive bundle itself. These beehives are a great place to start because, other than the hive itself, a VEVOR beekeeping hive comes with everything the colony needs to move in, settle down, and get to work constructing comb.
VEVOR bee hives are incredibly straightforward to start and grow an apiary. All solutions meet trusted Langstroth standards and include frames, foundations, and a clear acrylic viewing window. Options range from a basic 20 frame bee hive starter kit to a full 40 frame bee hive starter kit, plus Langstroth Beehive Kits and medium hive box starter kits for expansion. These deep hive box starter kits are made from fir wood and coated in beeswax. All of them give your colony sturdy, bee-friendly housing that makes inspections and honey harvesting easy. Shop the VEVOR bee hives collection online!
Each kit includes hardwood hive boxes, replaceable frames, matching foundations, and a clear acrylic window. You get the bees and basic equipment to get you started, like a suit, smoker, and hive tool.
The 20-frame kit is a good place for many beginners to start, using one deep and one medium box to create a manageable initial colony. All kits are standard Langstroth, so you can add more boxes as the population grows.
The hives bee boxes are made of FIR wood and covered with natural beeswax. Fir is light enough to lift for inspections, yet strong enough for outdoors. The beeswax finish helps repel moisture without harsh chemicals around your bees.
Yes. Add a single-deep and medium 10-frame beehive box to layer into your existing hive. New boxes sit right on top since everything fits the Langstroth footprint, with no system changes or frame-size shifts.
