Hourleey Compost Bin Outdoor, 43 Gallon Dual Chamber Tumbling Composting Bin with Sliding Doors, Tumbler Rotating Batch Composter Bin for Garden Kitchen Yard
$69.99
Price: $69.99
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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.
13 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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HatshepsutQoE –
Overall great sturdy composter, just requires a bit of effort to put together
Great Composter once put together, very sturdy.Assembly: I read a lot of the reviews so I was ready for an adventure and even a little strong language. I have previously put together a partitioned composter so I know it is imperative to put the partition in at the half way mark of the outside sections (learned the hard way the first time).There were 2 different yet similar sets of instructions on the same pamphlet which was a little confusing at first, I just took what made sense from each and was pretty satisfied. I attached the door section to a “b” panel first, this gave me a good understanding of the screws and nuts, however DO NOT attach that section first or by the end you will be hugging your composter so much to reach those last screws you will feel like you have a new BFF.Attach the door to a “b” panel then put that section out of the way as it’s the last one you’ll want to attach to the almost completed composter. Also, there are 2 longer screws (or 3, you may get an extra) they have their own sized nuts. Separate those nuts, they look a little different (again, you’ll get 2 or 3). If you mistakenly pick up one of them they will not fit one of your 56 common screws and you may wonder if you’ve gone mad for a minute.1 more suggestion, on the last few pieces I chose not to tighten the screws on the prior piece before attaching the next section. With the partition in the way it was a challenge to slide the next interlocking piece into place, I used a thin metal putty knife to ease it into the next section, after it was secured I then went back and tightened the previous panels closest screws.I was glad someone suggested an electric screw driver, the manual one supplied works well but with 56 screws to install I was glad I borrowed my neighbors electric one.The 2 nuts for the longer screws required a small wrench to hold them in place, bare fingers were not enough, the other 56 nuts were easy.I liked the composter enough that I sent one to my Daughter in Michigan, she was having problems with critters getting to her compost pile, this tumbling enclosed one has kept them away. I asked her about the assembly and she indicated “It’s easier than lego technic sets” , so perhaps that can give you an idea as well.Overall great sturdy composter, just requires a bit of effort to put together, definitely worth it. I have a larger garden which requires a lot of compost throughout the year (long gardening season in Southern California) so I will be ordering a second one for year round black gold. Once you learn the right combination of things to compost you can’t get enough!
Bobby Salazar –
Sturdy and Functional, With a Few Minor Drawbacks.
Overall, I am very satisfied with this compost tumbler. The plastic material is remarkably durable and appears to be well-suited for long-term use. While the stand is sturdy enough to support the weight, it does feel somewhat flimsy in comparison to the drum itself. Assembly was relatively straightforward, although it does require ample space and possibly the assistance of an additional person. The most challenging aspect was aligning the center divider into its groove and notches, but with patience, it was successfully assembled.One minor disappointment was receiving black doors instead of the orange ones depicted in the listing. Although this does not affect the functionality of the tumbler, I was anticipating the visual contrast. Nevertheless, the tumbler performs effectively, and I am eager to commence composting efficiently. Undoubtedly, it is a worthwhile investment.Personally, I did not require the instructions or an assembly video to complete the task. The instructions are not particularly comprehensive, and individuals with limited handiwork may encounter difficulties during assembly.
A. Hayden –
Bad Instructions, Good Quality
The instructions were useless, (and referenced incorrect part numbers that didn’t exist), but it just takes some common sense to put it together. I found it easier to put all but one side together first, then the center, then the ends. Probably not the easiest way to do it but it worked. It took 1 1/2 hrsto complete. The overall quality of the product and it’s design seem pretty solid though. Rotates easily. The size is good for my small garden. Price is good even if time to assemble is bit longer to figure it all out.
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
Casey B. –
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The instructions suck, but itâs pretty simple. It took me maybe 15mins to assemble. I used a power drill with Phillips head though. Great sturdy tumbler
Robbin –
Challenging assembly due to inaccurate instructions
Way too difficult to put together and terrible directions. Took me longer to put together than any of the things I bought in the last 5 years. Shouldn’t be that difficult for what it is. Suggest labeling the pieces consistently (pieces don’t align with instructions) and not packaging all the nuts together that don’t fit on the same screws. Also divider doesn’t sit flush. In the end I figured it out but there was a lot of frustration.
Tony Stefani –
Easy to assemble, sturdy, fits the bill!
This seems very sturdy and hopefully will be well worth the money. I easily assembled it by myself in about 30 – 45 minutes and it seems like it’s going to last a long time. All of the pieces fit together very nicely and it seems very tight and sturdy. I opted out of the center divider because I only add compost to my garden once a year in the spring when I till it up, so I figured I would just use it as one big compost bin so I can have a larger capacity. Everyone gardens differently right? I haven’t used it yet, but I plan on taking it outside tomorrow and filling it up with my scraps I’ve been saving. I will adjust my rating if need be but I feel this is going to be worth every penny.
TeresaL from NC –
Would purchase again
I was afraid it would be too difficult to put together but was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to assemble. I was able to assemble it by myself. Would buy again.
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