Products

The AfS Bat Brick

Over recent months, Action for Swifts has been asked many times by our customers for bespoke brick bat roosts and integral boxes. We are delighted to say we have now produced a box which, like the AfS S Brick, blends seamlessly into your building without a significant price tag!

Like the AfS S Brick, the AfS Bat Brick occupies the space of 1 brick in the outer leaf and extends into the cavity behind. With its thin steel walls, it occupies a minimum amount of space and is light weight at just 3kg. Lined with bat-friendly materials, it is fireproof and carbon-neutral - the carbon footprint of the nest chamber is similar to the displaced brick and mortar. As with all your projects, please call us on 07535270077 or email us on actionforswifts@gmail.com to discuss your requirements.



Cost £73 + VAT and Shipping

The AfS Model 30 Swift & Bat Box

With the steady popularity of the Model 30, both in terms of our own product range and also home made versions, we have had feedback over the last three years that often bats will roost behind these externally mounted swift boxes. So we have added a cosy chamber at the back with a 20mm gap in grooved wood to provide a home for bats as well as swifts.

As an option for people looking to provide a roost for bats as well as a popular style home for swifts, we are pleased to offer this new take on an old favourite.

Available in either wholly uPVC (apart from the access ramp at the back) or a combination of uPVC and plywood, which can be finished in black or woodstain

Cost £46 plus VAT and shipping

The Manthorpe Bat Ridge Roost

Suitable roosting sites have declined in volume over recent years, but bats have an important place in the UK ecosystem. Bats are a protected species and conservation efforts are being made to preserve their roosts and habitats.

The Bat Ridge Roost, is a self contained habitat installed at the end of a ridge for the purpose of providing a suitable roosting site for small crevice-dwelling bat species such as common or soprano pipistrelles.

The roost is most likely to be used from March to October by small numbers of bats active during the period of the year between hibernation, when they require a safe place from which to forage in our towns and cities. Bats consume insects that are attracted to the vegetation and water in and around our gardens and landscapes. These provide food for the bats and contribute to a rich bio-diversity in our urban landscape.