Honey super storage

[Hemlock]

This year I will have more supers than storage area.  Does anyone store their supers outside in the open using the wax moth prevention method?
Thanks.

[Finski]

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Bees use to find a tiny hole to the storage. When I stuck the holes, birds open them. Not good idea.

[edward]

There is a large professional bee keeper in Sweden that keeps his suppers out in his bee yards , saves transporting and warehousing costs.

I believe that he wraps them in saran wrap , same stuff that transport firms use and uses queen excluders against mice.

I think he has poly hives.

mvh edward  :-P

[Michael Bush]

All mine are stored outside.  None of mine have any moth treatment.  Freezing is quite sufficient and they are back on the hives before the wax moths get going again.

[TwoHoneys]

I stored all of my empty supers (those containing drawn comb) outside this winter. The comb looks great. I stacked them on a bottom board and with a lid, and I hope they'll attract a few swarms...if not, they'll soon be moved on top of other hives.

-Liz

[Hemlock]

That's good news.  I like the ideas of stacking them with the honey excluder on the bottom. 

Thanks all.