The bee box for beekeeping enables species -appropriate beekeeping with relatively little effort. It is ideal for hobby beekeepers who want to harvest some honey for their own use. Normally, the honey harvest can be started from the second year. The construction ensures a particularly appropriate beekeeping, in which as few interferences as possible in the bee box are necessary. Inside there are carrier strips on which honeycombs can be placed and a partition wall that can be passed by bees, which separates the breeding room and the honeycomb. The bees inside are optimally protected from wind and weather. The feet prevent the box from cooling down above the ground, while a roof overhang protects the entrance hole from rain. In this regard, it is particularly advantageous if the bee box is placed slightly inclined towards the entrance hole. The interior is accessible via the removable base of the bee box, which is secured with metal locks. The supplied stand can be used to set up the box and allow for a back -friendly honey harvest. The beehive is mostly made of European pine wood (Pinus sylvestris, the main type of wood)