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Double artificial House Martin nest made of woodstone
Would you like to sustainably support the house martins in your project? This double artificial nest offers nesting opportunities for two pairs of house martins. You immediately create extra breeding space under eaves and facades. In this way, you contribute to biodiversity in urban areas.
Sustainable nesting site for the House martin
The house martin prefers to breed in colonies. It builds its nest under overhangs. Modern construction leaves few suitable places.
With this artificial nest, you provide the house martin with a safe base. The nest is made of cast woodstone, also known as woodcrete or wood concrete. This material is strong and weather-resistant. Click here to view more of our products
Wood concrete has a long lifespan. The material is breathable and insulating. This ensures a stable nesting climate.
Practical in management and maintenance
The two nests are removable. This makes inspection and maintenance easy. To do this, remove the screw and the U-bracket.
After inspection, you put the nests back. This way, you maintain control over the quality of the facility. This is important for long-term projects.
The artificial nest is supplied including mounting materials. You can mount it directly under a roof edge. Installation is preferably done at a height of at least two meters.
Application in nature-inclusive design
The house martin depends on suitable nesting sites. The supply of these sites is decreasing, especially in urban environments. With an artificial nest, you compensate for this loss.
This product fits within a broader approach. Consider combining it with a nest box for other species. This way, you enhance biodiversity around buildings.
At Vivara Pro, we work daily on solutions for species protection. We tailor our facilities to practical applications and regulations. This ensures you choose a reliable and sustainable facility for the house martin.
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