Mine wasn't a true Lang, as the hive was too long but here are my pictures. I intentionally made the bee entrance on the side so they would be going in between the 2 boxes. My hive was having queen troubles this year, so I did not have the bee population that I expected. They are still building comb in the TBH portion. I am however setting up 5 frame TBH nucs that I also plan to be able to super in the spring if the population gets ahead of what I'm comfortable with. Again, the entrance will be along a side (not top or bottom like a Lang).
As far as the bees are concerned, even though they didn't build in the super part this year, they seem pretty comfortable buzzing around in there. And I'm certain if I had any comb in there, they would be packing it with pollen and nectar. My main purpose in trying this was to keep the queen away from it, hoping to have some nice cut comb honey (my super is also a top bar-no frames)
one false bar with holes drilled in it. so far, they have not attempted to put comb on it.
super is about a medium. wood strips along the bottom allow it to sit tight on the other bars and seal off the gaps
periscope entrance
As far as the bees are concerned, even though they didn't build in the super part this year, they seem pretty comfortable buzzing around in there. And I'm certain if I had any comb in there, they would be packing it with pollen and nectar. My main purpose in trying this was to keep the queen away from it, hoping to have some nice cut comb honey (my super is also a top bar-no frames)


