Pièges à frelons asiatique pour bouteille plastique d'eau ou soda modèle "Le Dôme" La Buse Qui File

Asian hornet traps for plastic water or soda bottles, "The Dome" model

An original and selective dome-shaped wasp trap to protect the bees in your garden. Handcrafted, it fits onto a simple plastic bottle to effectively catch Asian hornets while remaining protected from the rain.

$6.00

Free shipping on orders over €49

Color

Quantity per batch

In stock

Crafted with care and passion

Best value for money

A unique and original design

Durable and high-quality material

Made in France, in Brittany

2-year warranty

Stop Asian hornets around your home, patio, or apiary!

Protect your garden, beehives, and outdoor spaces from Asian hornets with this trap specifically designed for effective capture using a simple soda bottle.

Benefits:

✔ Economical: Works with a natural, reusable bait, without chemicals.

✔ Made from PETG, the only plastic suitable for outdoor use!

✔ Simply screws onto a standard bottle (not included), with an ingenious system that prevents hornets from escaping.

✔ Compatible with plastic water bottles, soda bottles, etc.

✔ Ideally installed under a fruit tree

Pour one of the following 3 sweet and alcoholic attractant variants into the bottle:

- Shandy 50%, White wine 50%

- Beer 75%, Red fruit syrup 25%

- Beer 25%, White wine 50%, Red fruit syrup 25%

Bottles and string are not included with the purchase.

The product is not dishwasher safe.

Act now to limit the spread of Asian hornets while respecting the environment!

Contact me for any questions or bulk orders; discounts are available!

Material:
All my creations are designed and manufactured by me using PETG, a durable material – more modern than wood!

• Durable: resistant to sun, rain, and frost without deteriorating.
• Hygienic: easy to clean, no mold or pests.
• Design: lightweight, strong, and aesthetic, with a modern style.

I chose to make my creations from PETG because, unlike PLA (used by some sellers), PETG perfectly withstands climatic conditions such as humidity, heat, UV, and frost…

The electricity for manufacturing is supplied by solar panels during the day and by decarbonized energy for the rest of the time!

Discover our other collections:

Window feeders

Bird feeders

Birdhouses

Asian Hornet Traps

Waterers

Nest box protector plates

The workshop & co

Have a question?

The Dome's main purpose is to protect the bees and biodiversity in your garden by selectively trapping the Asian hornet, a formidable predator of pollinators.

Protecting hives and pollinators: By capturing Asian hornets, it reduces predation pressure on bees, allowing them to continue foraging peacefully.

Preserving bait effectiveness: Its hat-like shape (the dome) effectively protects the inside of the trap from rain. This prevents the sweet bait from being diluted by rainwater, ensuring prolonged effectiveness without having to replenish the mixture too often.

Offering selective trapping: Specifically designed to target the Asian hornet, it helps combat this pest while limiting the impact on other beneficial insects in the garden.

The Dome can be installed very simply and effortlessly on a standard plastic bottle (soda or water):

Direct screwing: Simply screw the trap body directly onto the neck of your bottle.

By hanging: Thanks to its integrated ring on the top, you can easily hang the entire unit (trap and bottle) from a tree branch, a lantern holder, or an arbor, using a simple string.

The Dome Trap is designed to precisely target unwanted insects while preserving beneficial insects in your garden. Depending on the bait you use, it mainly attracts:

Asian hornets: The trap's primary target, irresistibly drawn to sweet and fermented odors.

Near flowers and hives: Place it near your flowerbeds or a few meters from hives to intercept hornets where they hunt.

At human height (1.50 m to 2 m): Hang it from a branch for easy access when renewing the bait.

In the sun and warmth: An exposed location helps the bait diffuse its odors well to attract hornets.

Sheltered from the wind: Avoid overly exposed areas so that the bottle remains stable.

In spring (March to June): This is the most crucial period. It's when queen hornets emerge from hibernation to create new nests. Trapping a queen at this time prevents the birth of an entire colony.

In late summer and autumn (September to November): Hornets' protein and sugar needs skyrocket to feed future queens before winter. This is when the pressure on beehives is strongest.