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Welcome to Hollow Log Homes

Hollow Log Homes builds scientifically designed Nest Boxes for most Australian hollow-dependent fauna.

We take great care to ensure correct design, correct location, and low-environmental-impact high-quality construction of all of our Homes. Please refer to our Building Guarantee below.

Further, we take great care to protect the appearance, the health, and the integrity of the parent tree or structure in which we locate our homes.

Hollow Log Homes has evolved from a hobby and passion to protect and nurture our hollow-dependent wildlife, and, even though it is now a full-time family business we retain the passion and drive to help and support our wildlife without succumbing to the temptation of cutting corners or compromising quality.

"I have my own views about Nature's methods, though I feel that it is rather like a beetle giving his opinions upon the Milky Way."
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 'The Stark Munro Letter'

 

Hollow Log Homes Guarantee

Hollow Log Homes
Hereby
Guarantees
that no habitat hollows are used in the construction of our hollow log homes.

All hollows used in the construction of our homes are either artificially created from previously felled solid timber or, if natural, have been obtained from materials which were destined to be destroyed, for example from burn piles and wood chippers.

Hollow Log Homes use the Habisure™ system to install nest boxes onto trees. This system allows for at least one-metre growth in diameter of the tree before adjustment is needed. This system is non-invasive and provides security of the box in the tree.

Hollow Log Homes nest boxes are built from quality materials, are thoroughly researched, and all nest boxes have proven success with target species

 

Alan Franks
Stacey Franks