Harrowden has launched the ultimate bughouse. It comes in two sizes and two  complimentary designs and take bughouses into the 21st century.

Available in two sizes the bughouses measure 500mm x 500mm or 500mm x 1m and come with provision for a green roof. Moreover, both use Harrowden’s well known green roofing expertise but all in a simple tray, allowing quick tending and refurbishment.

Fundamentally, in an era where environmental conservation and sustainability are at the forefront of global discussions, the concept of Bio-Diversity Net Gain (BNG) has gained significant traction. BNG focuses on enhancing and preserving biodiversity within and around development projects. One innovative and practical approach to achieving BNG is the incorporation of bug houses on commercial sites.

Bug houses, also known as insect hotels or habitats, serve as valuable sanctuaries for a myriad of beneficial insects.

What is Biodiversity?

Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth. It  encompasses the diversity of species, ecosystems and the  genetic diversity within species. Importantly, a rich and diverse ecosystem provides numerous benefits, including improved ecosystem resilience, pollination of crops, pest control, and overall environmental stability. So commercial sites, often associated with urban development, can inadvertently contribute to the decline of biodiversity. Bug houses emerge as a practical solution to counteract this trend and actively promote biodiversity