Compost Tumbler, Easy Assemble & Efficient Outdoor Compost Bin, 45 Gallon/170 Liter Large Dual Chamber Rotating Composter for Garden, Kitchen, and Yard Waste, Green Door

I, like a lot of humans who are concerned where this country may be headed wanted to start doing more things with my land. I’ve been wanting to start gardening and composting for a while now. I did a lot of research before finally biting the bullet and making this purchase. I wanted two sides. I wanted it to be sturdy and I NEEDED it to be reasonably easy to put together. I did not want 10,000 screws and I didn’t want to have to bend over backwards to get the pieces together. This one was a little more expensive than some of the others online but it seemed to really hit all those marks! I opened it today and was able to put it together in roughly 40 minutes all by myself! I used a rubber mallet (definitely recommend), a small screw gun (also recommend) and I used the tiny wrench provided for the large screws to attach the baskets to the stand. I recommend attaching all the joint panels in a line PRIOR to attaching them to the side panels. If you don’t it will become difficult to attach each panel to the next with the connecting buckle. I did it the way the instructions said to do it for the first chamber and did it the way I just said for the second chamber and it was WAY easier. I used the rubber mallet to attach the connecting buckles to the joint panels and then I used it to bang the panels to the side panels. Other humans who have stronger ability to push the pieces together may be able to do it without the mallet but for it it hurt my hands. Using the mallet worked well. They do provide a small screw driver for the screws needed to solidly secure the side panels to the joint panels but my small screw gun was much faster and didn’t hurt it at all. I’m going to start using this today but it seems super sturdy and was so easy to put together it was not overwhelming. If it ends up sucking I will update this review but so far it’s landing perfect!!

I'm very excited about these compost tumblers. They went together with no problems and took about 30 minutes each. They seem sturdy and well built. I was surprised how easily and smooth they turned, granted there was no weight in them yet, but it felt like they were on ball bearings. I'll update my review after a year if they don't live up to their expectations.

Nice fairly easy to put together looks easy to empty all you gotta do is tip it upside down,sturdy,love that it's recycled material,can't wait to try it.

I love this composter! I wanted something affordable that would last more than a season, and after about a year, I’m still really happy with it. It spins easily, feels sturdy, and hasn’t rusted at all despite my humid, rainy climate. No issues with critters or my dogs getting into it either. I haven’t harvested compost yet, but it’ll be the usual effort for a rotating hot composter. I put bins underneath to collect the nutrient-rich liquid and use it in my garden. Assembly wasn’t bad—easier with two people. We skipped the instructions at first, made a few mistakes, but fixed them quickly. Definitely worth it. If I produced more compostable waste, I’d buy another in a heartbeat!

Truly easy to assemble and operates smoothly

Good sturdy construction. Bin capacities are large and deep. The only suggestion would be to add some sort of handle on the side for rotating. Fuller bins tend to get heavy and there’s nothing to hold onto for turning. Also, sometimes the “juice” can leak out a little bit and then you have to put your hands on the gunk to roll the product. Other than that, it’s a good product.

The item is as described. Assembly was straightforward and all needed tools are included, which is a nice feature. The instructions leave a bit to be desired, but make sense if you're patient with them. I'd lay out all the parts and understand the instructions before starting. That said, assembly was easily well less than an hour. The empty bin is light and easy to relocate once assembled. We have one side started up, and the bin rotates easily.

I''m nominating the designer of this product to the "Mail Order Assembly Engineer's Hall of Fame!" To be sure, you will need to set aside a good hour to get this all put together. But the instructions are crystal clear; all of the parts are present, well-labeled, and fit easily together; it is heavy duty and has structural redundancies built in; it is highly functional; it looks great; and by all appearances it ought to last for at least a couple of decades. For whatever it is worth, I chose the two-bin model because it allows one of the chambers to finish composting while the other chamber is just beginning its journey. I know this sounds silly, but I can't wait to start composting!