Do you have a swarm plan?
If keeping bees, it's a good idea to have a spare hive on hand in case your bees swarm. It's an even better idea to set up a swarm trap/bait hive as swarming may go undetected or occur while you're away. 
 
Includes:
Flat-pack 8-frame wooden box (need to assemble & paint yourself)
8 x wired, wooden frames with wax foundation starter strips
Migratory lid
Hive Dr base with removable entrance reducer and pest trays
5mL lemongrass oil (brand may vary) and cotton swabs
Emlock strap: either galvanised steel or fabric strap, depending on availability
Hive placement and swarm catching tips
 
Features:
Capacity of approximately 42L: median preferred nest size of swarms*
Lemongrass oil to attract scout bees
Wax foundation to help lure bees
Starter strips of foundation rather than full sheets to allow scout bees to more accurately estimate space
 
Note that while we have made an effort to create a product that is tempting to a swarm, we cannot guarantee that a swarm will actually move in.
 
*Seeley, T.D. and Morse, R.A. (1976). The nest of the honey bee (Apis mellifera L.). lnsectes Sociaux 23(4):495-512