10 Frame Feeder Shim For Baggie Feeding

When your bees need feed, a complicated setup is the last thing you want. This 10 Frame Feeder Shim gives you the space required for two 10" x 13" baggies, making baggie feeding a simple, practical option for your 10-frame hive. 10 Frame Feeder Shim for Easy Baggie Feeding Designed for beekeepers who want a clean, efficient way to feed, this feeder shim sits just below your inner cover and creates the clearance needed for two baggies. It is a smart choice for anyone who prefers a straightforward feeding routine without bulky equipment or unnecessary hassle. Each shim comes with hardware for assembly and 2 baggies, so you can get started faster. It ships unassembled, making it easy to store until you are ready to put it to work in the yard. Once assembled, it becomes a reliable part of your feeding setup whenever your colony needs support. Why This Baggie Feeder Shim Stands Out This is not a one-size-fits-all spacer. It is purpose-built for baggie feeding in a 10-frame hive, giving you the room you need in the right place. That means easier placement, smoother checks, and a setup that feels organized instead of improvised. For beekeepers who value simplicity, it is an easy upgrade that helps feeding feel more controlled and less messy. Made in the USA for Practical Beekeeping Made in the USA, this beehive feeder shim is built with real apiary use in mind. The design is refreshingly straightforward: proper clearance for two baggies, placement just below the inner cover, and included hardware so assembly is simple at home. It is ideal for beekeepers who want dependable woodenware, thoughtful functionality, and gear that earns its place in the hive. What is the size of the shim? The shim size is 3.20 x 3.40 x 21.50 inches. Fits 10 Frame Equipment. How many baggies does this feeder shim hold? It is designed to hold two 10" x 13" baggies. Where does the feeder shim go? Place it just below your inner cover. Does it come assembled? No. It ships unassembled and includes hardware for assembly, along with 2 baggies. Do I need to remove honey supers before feeding? If feeding plain sugar syrup, no. Directions... 1. Add shim below inner cover on top of super.  2. Add bag to the super.  3. Pour sugar syrup into bag.  4. Now..poke pin size holes into the bag using a needle. Poke maybe 50 holes in the bag. CAUTION: Make sure not to use anything larger than a needle to poke the holes or sugar syrup will drain too fast into the hive below.