Bat boxes are available for siting on trees, external walls, and for building into the masonry or roof of new buildings and renovations. Choose from simple low-cost timber boxes or, for a more permanent solution, Woodcrete or WoodStone options.

We have bats and bat systems for all your pottery throwing needs. Plastic or wooden bats, foam trimming bats for clay, Plaster bats for throwing large clay platters and more!

The Habibat Bat Access Slate has been carefully designed to provide much needed access to roof space for our protected bat species, whilst blending in seamlessly to your slate roof. The Bat Access Slate consists of a standard sized slate, with a capped vent which allows access to roof felt (for roosting Pipistrelles) or roof space (for Serotine ...

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Sep 13, 2017 · Looking for a bat box but don’t know which one to buy? This article is the third in a three part series designed to help you to make the right choice. Here you will find our top 10 boxes for incorporating into the masonry of a new build or development.

Clay Play™ Pottery Wheel Bat System for Throwing Clay on Pottery Wheel. Bat Set Includes Pin Holes for Standard Pottery Wheel and 5 Square Inserts.

Discreet and easy to install, Ibstock's clay-faced Bat Box provides a haven for this important, yet endangered, mammal. Available in red, buff and blue bricks and can be brick cladded in any brick type.

Made from very rigid, high impact plastic for continuous use. Easy to clean! Tighten and remove bat pins easily! If drilled for standard bat pins, every single bat in this carton was physically checked on a wheelhead supplied by the manufacturer of the wheel for which it is intended.