Excited to see how it holds up compared to wood hives, may change my direction

I have purchased 3 of the Hive IQ and a couple extra medium boxes but a couple of the things about the hives is definitely no bee space under the top so bees get smashed and definitely could use some kind of top feeder ! I purchased other polystyrene hives that offer top feeders. My point is next year I will have 100 hives and im replacing my Woodward with poly so hoping Hive IQ offers a top feeder or I will have to purchase another product that does

It was fun to put together, ezey instructions. Thanks

Just set up the hive last week and the bees are doing quite well. Easy to put together and quite sturdy. Thanks.

There are a couple of reasons why there are only 4 stars instead of 5. The first reason is because when we went to assemble the hives, there were a couple of pieces that were broken. The boxes were not damaged so it could not have happened during shipping. We could only conclude that the damage happened before or during the packing of the parts. We received the hives and did not assemble them for weeks after or we would have contacted HiveiQ to try and get the parts replaced. Instead we used some of the assembly glue to repair them. We'll see how they hold up.
The second reason is because of the screws that are used for assembly. I feel like a courser thread would be better suited. The finer thread screws are easier to strip for those who lack experience. It takes a couple of screws to get the feel for it. Not a big issue but one to mention nonetheless. Aside from those 2 reasons, I really like the hives. Since this is our first time using these, we will have to see how this summer goes. I have no reason to believe that there will be any problems. We will purchase again with the understanding that we need to inspect the contents as soon as we receive them and contact the company to remedy any issues.