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I'm going to foundationless in several of my hives this year. For the deep frames I would like some support for the comb. Can I just nail a cleat in the middle of the frame and let the bees work the wax down to and over it (I have a bunch of spare cleats)? This seems a lot easier to me and will provide more support than just stringing wires in the frame and having bees build over the wire (if they will). Halfway down the frame would be good solid support for the comb then the 2nd half would also have good solid support to the end of the frame.

I'd really appreciate thoughts on this. Thanks
 

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Thanks for the link. After browsing that site, I'm going to try the cleat, easier than a rod for me. No cutting or drilling, just a quick trigger pull with my small electric staple gun that has 9/16" brads.
 
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