Customer Reviews for VEVOR Compost Bin, 43-Gal Dual Chamber Composting Tumbler, Large Tumbling Rotating Composter with 2 Sliding Doors and Steel Frame, BPA Free Composter Bin Tumbler for Garden, Kitchen, Yard, Outdoor

I got this for my greenhouse. Hopefully in the spring I will have enough to start planting with.

Montage is eenvoudig. Goed te gebruiken. Jammer dat er geen bak onder zit, om het vocht op te vangen.

Difficult to turn over. I would like it better if it had a hand crank to turn it. It just started getting warm. Won't know until late summer if it's doing a good job making compost.

Made very well cant complain

The institutions for assembly are terrible, they don't help you at all, they're not clear.

Pain in the ass to put together by yourself

Nice compost bin. Lots of screws as others have mentioned but the sides fit well together, except for the divider which gets a bit wonky with alignment. Feels pretty sturdy, and thick. Being able to spin it easily is so much better than my current smaller bins which sit on the ground. The elevation is great. It’s very easy to use with the sliding doors and easy to put together. However, I noticed some paint scrapes and dings on one of the stand pieces which I assembled after I completed assembling the bin. So, at that point I didn’t want to disassemble the whole thing and send it back for an undamaged stand part.

It good but can improve the materials quality

Assembly takes a bit, but it is overall a great tumbler. It rotates easily, the design is attractive, and its a manageable size. The aeration holes are nice to keep it oxygenated but also to regulate moisture. Its relatively lightweight but durable. I only take a star off because the openings are pretty small; its great for table scraps but not easy to add grass/leaves to.

I think I am going to Love this composter but it is to soon to tell, I just need to wait for 6 weeks to see if my first batch of kitchen waste actually turns into “garden gold”. I love that it has two chambers and filled the first one up with 5 gallons of kitchen scraps and 10 gallons of brown. As others have mentioned, assembly was tough. My husband went against the suggestion to assemble with an assistant and had a hard time completing the process. He did succeed but it took him 4 hours. He suggests others have someone there to help.