Hourleey Compost Bin Outdoor, 43 Gallon Dual Chamber Tumbling Composting Bin with Sliding Doors, Tumbler Rotating Batch Composter Bin for Garden Kitchen Yard
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Product Description
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1 Sturdy Construction
2 Fermentable Waste
3 Composting Conditions
43 Gal Dual Chamber Composter: This 43 gallons composter with dimensions of 27.6 × 25.8 × 36 inch. This large tumbling composter makes recycling kitchen scraps a breeze.
Efficient Aeration System: The compost turners are designed with aeration holes and deep fins to enhance airflow, allowing ample oxygen to blend with the compost. This helps break down clumps and accelerates the composting process!
360° Tumbling Design: Gone are the days of manually stirring and digging into your compost pile. Deep flaps on panels and in deep grooves combine to smoothly rotate the compost bin and promote the compost process. The large openings and removable door ease the addition of scraps or clippings and the removal of completed compost.
Sturdy & Durable: Made with a high-grade metal frame and a robust plastic body, this tumbling composter boasts corrosion-resistance and weather-resistance. Its sturdy construction ensures durability for a prolonged service life.
Dual-Bin Design: The double bin design presents a unique take on the continuous-use composting concept. Two individual chambers permit one side to complete composting while the other remains available for fresh waste addition. Regular rotation of the two sides generates a continuous flow of nutrient-rich compost.
Customers say
Customers find the compost bin sturdy and well-designed. They appreciate its functionality and composting capacity. The spinning feature allows for mixing compost materials, speeding up the breakdown of compost materials. Some customers are satisfied with the spinability. However, some dislike the screws size. Opinions differ on the ease of assembly, size, and value for money.
Customer Reviews
11 reviews for Hourleey Compost Bin Outdoor, 43 Gallon Dual Chamber Tumbling Composting Bin with Sliding Doors, Tumbler Rotating Batch Composter Bin for Garden Kitchen Yard
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Linda M Pinson –
Easy assembly
This is very sturdy and bigger than I thought. If you know how to follow directions it’s easy as pie to put together. I’m a 70 year old woman who just had surgery and there is no stretching or no other tools except the screwdriver they give you. It is time consuming to put together. It took me 3 hours but that was just screwing all those screws. Which makes it a sturdy product. It looks great and turns easily. Well worth the money. Easy to clean, all you have to do to is squirt it down with a hose
Amazon Customer –
Perfect for composting
This item I love because I will be able to make great food for my gardens. This concept is great as it allows for keeping the compost mixed well. You have to put this together and that is somewhat of a challenge. The item looks smaller than it actually is. It is pretty large, but I am happy with it. It’s a little bit of a challenge to put together, they provide a screwdriver as a tool, but I used a powered screwdriver and it helped aid in the putting together of the item.
Mark J. –
Assembly takes time, wish the screws were stainless.
This comes in a flat pack box and must be assembled. It does take a bit of time to assemble, but it’s pretty straight forward. Bolts, washers, and nuts. My only gripe is this is going to be in a damp environment… WHY use cheap screws? They’re just going to rust out in a year or so. The rest of the plastic housing seems to be pretty robust, so either scrap the screws now and go get some stainless ones from a hardware store or you’ll be doing it in a few years anyway. The axle through the center (will be in contact with the schmuts you put into the bin) and frame (in constant contact with the ground (unless you put it on some bricks) is also pretty cheap steel, so i’m not expecting that to last more than 5 years. The design itself is pretty neat though. the sliding doors are ok, if not a little on the small side. You’re not going to be dumping a yard/tarp full of debris through this hole. It’s sized for table scraps from a small bucket. Or large peanut butter jar (what I use)
Amanda –
product as described
I was impressed with the packaging, the parts came in a plastic folder with the screws clearly labeled. The pictures were a little hard to follow, I got most of it together an realized I had way too many screws left, then I saw the other 3 screw holes per panel.. I had even watched the video of assembly, and didn’t see the guy do those, so I had skipped over those holes thinking they were just breathe holes, but nope.. so, I had to take a few panels back off to reach the screw holes, but that was no big deal. it sits waist high, and it spins very easily (I found it satisfying, like playing wheel of fortune) I haven’t filled it up yet, and the weather isnt quite warm enough, so Im not sure how well it will compost but so far I am happy with the product quality.
James Cope –
Functional, ok to assemble, good price
I think the price was good. The assembly was a bit tedious with lots and lots of bolts but good to use.
Joani –
Convenient way to compost
I like that I will not have to use a pitchfork and tiller to churn up my compost with millions of routes choking it.The composter went together as instructed, with a few nuts and bolts to spare; Taking about an hour with an engineer, and a handyman putting it together. It is definitely a two person job to assemble. You don’t really need the gloves they provide if you have your own garden gloves. The openings are a little small for putting in grass clippings and leaves. I am hoping the results will make it worth it.
Chuck –
It works! Assembly is a bit challenging.
Bought this as a first compost tumbler to see if they work. The smaller size and the divided tumbler were pluses for me. There are a lot of parts and many, many screws, washers and nuts but the assembly is straight forward. Have been slowly filling the tumbler with coffee grounds and shredded paper (junk mail) with some water. Have also been giving it a few turns whenever I get close. The contents are looking a bit more like healthy dirt every week.
DebD –
Nice Compost Bin
My husband and I purchased this as a secondary compost bin. I just had the chance to assemble it today. Assembly wasn’t difficult. The instructions are sub-par, but honestly what instructions are actually clear and concise anymore. As I often say, a kindergarden kid could do a better job at drawing instruction diagrams. One word of advice is to definitely put the center section in after the 4th panel and honestly, you could probably get it in after the 5th. One thing to pay attention to is to line up the arrows in the center section with the arrows on the panels. That’s the reason for any gaps in the center. If they don’t line up with the arrows you will have a gap problem. I found that out the hard way after giving up on the instructions. Even with the mini oops moment, it took me less than an hour to assemble. I realize it’s empty at this point, but it does spin smoothly. I’m just giving it a 4 star for now and will revisit later after some use.
Rira –
No sé porque se quejan tanto por armarlo, es muy facil aún sin instrucciones, todavÃa no puedo opinar sobre su función principal y el tiempo que se lleva, pero lo haré tan pronto tenga el primer resultado
Buena calidad y tamaño pero difÃcil de armar, imposible con una sola persona –
Dificultad para armar
luis enrique –
Fue facil de armar, llego a tiempo, en buen estado y lo estoy probando, por lo pronto he dejado de tirar a la basura el organico. gracias.
Cliente de Kindle –
Primero que nada me gustarÃa comentarles que es de muy buen material, el armarla fue de lo más fácil no se me complicó.Altamente recomendable.Por otra parte solo con fines de mejorar la calidad del producto es que hagan la tapa divisoria un poco más grande, ya que al quedar pequeña hay gran posibilidad de que la composta que está en tiempo de maduración se mezcle con la que está en proceso de colecta.
Ernesto V. –
Un artÃculo que está facilitando mi trabajo de producir composta