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Amish-Made Bat House, Eco-Friendly Poly Lumber

Discover the perfect blend of craftsmanship and sustainability with our Amish-Made 20 Colony Bat House, crafted from eco-friendly poly lumber. This exquisite bat house, handcrafted by skilled Amish artisans in Shipshewana, Indiana, is designed to provide a durable and inviting habitat for bats. With its timeless design and attention to detail, this bat house is a standout addition to any garden or property.

• Quality Craftsmanship: Each bat house is meticulously handcrafted by Amish artisans, ensuring superior quality and longevity.
• Eco-Friendly Material: Made from durable, eco-friendly poly lumber, this bat house is a sustainable choice for the environmentally conscious.

Robust Construction and Specifications

Our Amish-Made 20 Colony Bat House is built to last a lifetime. Constructed with stainless steel screws for added strength, this bat house is designed to withstand the elements. Measuring 18" high by 16" wide by 3" thick, it offers ample space for up to 20 bats to roost comfortably. The bat house comes in three classic color combinations to complement any outdoor setting.

• Longevity: The use of stainless steel screws and high-quality poly lumber ensures that this bat house will last for years to come.
• Dimensions: With dimensions of 18" high by 16" wide by 3" thick, this bat house is designed to accommodate up to 20 bats.

Attract Bats to Your Property

Welcome bats to your property with our Amish-Made 20 Colony Bat House. Not only does it provide a safe haven for bats, but it also offers a practical solution to control mosquito populations. Bats are natural insect eaters, making them an invaluable asset to your garden. By installing this bat house, you can enjoy a mosquito-free environment while contributing to local bat conservation.

• Bat Benefits: Bats are beneficial insects that help control mosquito populations, reducing the need for harmful pesticides.
• Conservation: By attracting bats to your property, you're supporting local bat populations and contributing to conservation efforts.