Product overview A sturdy wooden bat house designed to provide secure roosting space for up to about 75 bats. The multicompartment interior mimics natural crevices, offering sheltered spots where bats can rest and roost. The sloped roof sheds rain and snow to help keep the interior dry and usable. Key benefits Reliable roosting habitat: Multiple internal compartments create separate spaces for bats to cluster or disperse, supporting natural roosting behavior. Durable construction: Made from solid wood for stability and longlasting performance outdoors. Weather resistant design: Sloped roof directs rain and snow away from the box to reduce moisture buildup inside. Simple installation: Designed for easy hanging on a tree or mounting to a wall, so you can place it where it will be most useful. What makes this product stand out Multicompartment layout that can accommodate about 75 bats, providing more usable roosting surface than singlechamber boxes. Solid wooden construction that balances stability with natural appearance, blending into yards and garden settings. Practical roof design to help keep interiors drier and more attractive for occupancy. Product features and specifications Material: Wood, sturdy and stable construction. Capacity: Accommodates about 75 bats across multiple compartments. Mounting: Suitable for hanging on trees or mounting to walls; straightforward installation. Application: Built for outdoor use in yards, gardens, backyards, and similar outdoor spaces. Roof: Sloped to shed rain and snow and help protect the interior. Practical use scenarios Backyard wildlife support: Mount on a tall post or a mature tree in a backyard to offer nearby roosting options for local bat populations. Barn or shed installation: Attach to an exterior wall of a barn or outbuilding to provide shelter where bats may find insects to feed on and a safe place to roost. Garden or park setting: Install near garden lights or along property edges to create a natural habitat for nocturnal wildlife and for lowkey wildlife observation. Installation tips Place the box at least 10 to 15 feet above ground where possible and ensure a clear flight path to the entrance. Choose a sunny location when feasible to maintain suitable internal temperatures, avoiding dense shade. Secure mounting hardware to a sturdy support such as a tree trunk, pole, or building wall for stable attachment. This wooden bat house offers a straightforward, durable option for providing roosting space in outdoor spaces, combining a multicompartment interior with a weatherwise roof and easy mounting options.