Compost Bin Dual Rotating Outdoor Composting Tumblers 160ltr

• DUAL CHAMBER COMPOST BIN - Dual chamber composter allow for continuous composting. Fill up one while the other nears the end of the compost process, the rich black stuff ready to use. Once empty, that becomes the one to fill up while the other completes the cycle.
• AERATION SYSTEM- Aerated internal bar mixes compost & allows needed airflow.Black, double-wall panels absorb and retain heat.Perfectly suited for your garden and for people not wanting to mix the organic waste in their traditional compost bin.
• INGENIOUS TUMBLER DESIGN - Turns on axis for easy and balanced rotation.Easy slide doors will help keep track of each batch,the length of 1 door is 10.23” and the width is 6.1
• CONVENIENT LOADING HEIGHT - Enough height to put a cart under this compost tumbler.Easy to turn barrel, waste mixed easily, fast batch composting.
• STURDY POWDER-COATED STEEL FRAME - Powder-coated steel frame provides a sturdy base for the large compost bin.Galvanized steel feet prevent rusting and deterioration.

Egardenkart Tumbler Composter with this easy to use tumbler, converts your kitchen and garden waste into nutritious compost with no composting downtime. Unique 2 chamber design allows you to fill one side while the other is curing. Built-in sliding doors for easier access. Rodent-proof design. Knock-down packaged.

Instructions

Start with the piece that the doors slide into. Line up the triangle on the doors with the triangles on the side pieces. Then put screws into the holes. Used a small hand held drill to drive the screws, but a screw driver will work. after getting the 2 sides and the door piece together you then want to add a panel above the doors then a panel under the doors. then just after you have 4 of the 7 panels together you can add the divider. After placing the middle divider add the last 3 panels . Then slide the middle bar through the holes on the side panel centers. place on the stand and use the nuts and bolts to fasten in place.

You can put in: eggshells, coffee grinds, banana peels, palm fronds, leaves or others.