NATURE'S WAY Cedar Bat House CWH6 — Triple-Chamber 20.5×12×5, Ventilated with Removable Chambers

The Nature's Way CWH6 is a durable, triple-chamber cedar bat house designed to provide roomy, ventilated roosting space for large numbers of bats while reducing insect pests naturally.

Installed on a sunny spot near water or wooded edges, this cedar bat house offers a weather-resistant shelter engineered from research-backed features that bats prefer. Built from premium cedar and assembled with stainless steel screws, the CWH6 balances longevity with habitat details—like landing kerfs, a nylon hanging mesh, removable chambers and vents—to encourage occupancy and healthy air flow without exposing bats to rust or rough metal edges.

How does this bat house attract bats in my yard?

The triple-chamber interior creates the thermal gradients and roomy crevices bats seek for roosting, especially for maternity colonies. Placing the house 12–20 feet high in a sunlit location and near water or insect-rich habitat increases chances of use.

• Three chambers increase usable surface area and warm zones for different bat preferences
• Landing kerfs on the extended base make entry easier for flying bats
• Nylon hanging mesh provides textured grip without rust or sharp edges
• Vents and removable chambers support airflow and inspection

How durable and safe is the cedar construction?

Made from premium cedar, the CWH6 resists rot and weathers well without chemical treatments, preserving a natural habitat. Stainless steel screws and noncorrosive nylon components avoid metal deterioration and prevent injury to bats.

• Cedar resists moisture and insects for long outdoor life
• Stainless steel fasteners reduce corrosion and extend service life
• Nylon mesh prevents scratching or cutting delicate bat feet
• Removable chambers allow maintenance without disrupting structure

What installation tips improve occupancy and bat safety?

Mount the bat house on a pole or building at least 12 feet high; higher placements (15–20 feet) often perform better. Face the house toward morning sun or southeast to capture warming sunlight while ensuring good drainage and unobstructed flight paths.

• Locate near water sources or wooded edges for food access
• Aim for 6–8 hours of sunlight on the roost surface daily
• Keep at least 20–30 feet from dense tree canopy to reduce predator access
• Use predator guards on poles and avoid chemical treatments on wood

Who is this for? The Nature's Way CWH6 triple-chamber cedar bat house is ideal for homeowners, gardeners and land stewards who want a low-maintenance, research-informed bat shelter that supports local wildlife while helping reduce night-flying insect populations. It suits properties with sufficient sun exposure and nearby foraging habitat, and for anyone seeking a durable, long-lasting bat house designed to accommodate large colonies without metal hazards.