# Wooden Bat House

> A wooden bat house of 1,370 g made for bats to roost in, for gardeners and wildlife lovers who want to give bats a safe haven.

- Shop: Holistic Tree (holistictree.co.uk), a UK spiritual shop
- Price: £28.49
- Availability: in stock
- Delivery: Same-day dispatch when you order by noon, Mon–Fri · Royal Mail Tracked 48, 2–3 working days. Delivery £5.95, free over £60. Highlands, Islands, Northern Ireland & Isle of Man £9.95.
- Last order for Christmas: noon on Thursday 17 December
- Returns: 14 days from delivery
- URL: https://holistictree.co.uk/products/bat-house-wooden
- Details checked against the supplier's specification: 2026-10-11

## About this item

Give bats a place to roost with this wooden bat house, a gift for wildlife lovers and gardeners. Bats are essential for controlling the insect population, and over 500 plant species depend on them for pollination.

Wood makes up the whole house, which weighs 1,370 g. Boxed, it measures 25 cm high, 48 cm wide and 5.5 cm deep. Install it in a sunny location close to hedges and tree lines, at least 4 metres above the ground.

Bats are misunderstood creatures, and this charming box is made to encourage them to roost. It suits a garden with hedges, a tree line or a wildlife corner. Put up a wooden bat house and give the night shift a safe haven.

## Key facts

- Wooden bat house
- Weighs 1,370 g
- Boxed: 25 x 48 x 5.5 cm
- Install at least 4 metres up
- White box with sticker

## What's in the box

- 1 wooden bat house
- White box with sticker

## Details

| | |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Weight | 1,370 g |
| Size | Boxed, 25 cm high, 48 cm wide, 5.5 cm deep |
| Installing | A sunny location close to hedges and tree lines, at least 4 metres above the ground |
| Packaging | White box with sticker |

## Questions

### Where should I put a bat house?

In a sunny location close to hedges and tree lines, at least 4 metres above the ground.

### What is the bat house made of?

Wood. The whole house weighs 1,370 g.

### Why put up a bat house?

Bats are essential for controlling the insect population, and over 500 plant species depend on bats for pollination.