Nouva 37 Gallon Compost Bin Dual Chamber Composter Tumbler Rotating Chamber Garden Composter Bin with 2 Sliding Doors Steel Frame Outdoor Kitchen Garden Yard

I really love this composter. It is small enough for me to spin, even when nearly full and the contents wet. Several years ago, I had a larger spinning composter that was really heavy to turn. I decided to get a smaller one this time. That was a good decision. If I had a larger yard and needed more compost I would get two or three. The one con is that it is not easy to get together. You have to be really patient and work to get the outer edge pieces together AND, once together, keep it together. Once you get the pieces of the outer edge of the circle together, then you have to click the two round(ish) side panels on. You have to really pound those hard with your hands to get them to fully snap together. If you don't get them fully snapped, you risk the whole thing coming apart. I assembled it by myself while watching a movie. It took about 90 minutes and a lot of patience. That was fine. I had time and didn't mind. It might have been easier with patient help. The instructions were adequate. All the pieces were in the box. Knowing what I know about this composter, if I needed another one, I would buy this one.

Love this. It is the perfect size and if put together correctly it will stay together, unlike some other reviews that said it falls apart. I have had no problem with it. Seems to be sturdy. I think the other reviewers didn't push the parts together all the way and so they had a problem. Seems great to me and was less money than the competition.

I got my composter put together, directions were not the best. Pictures and writing were very small. Nothing very explicit. I struggled putting the pieces together. I couldn't tell from the pictures how the pieces went together. It was trial and error, then the 1st 2 pieces went together. Couldn't tell you how so each subsequent piece was hit or miss. Then the last piece to finish the drum was doubly difficult. But I got them together. Although the last piece didn't want to stay together while I was trying to attach the side pieces. If you didn't have things just right, the side pieces seemed too big for the drum. But finally it was all together. It would've been great if I could've found a video that showed how the pieces actually went together but no such luck. If I felt confident, I could take mine apart & make a video but I don't think I want to attempt that. It didn't take too long but would've been so much easier with more explicit instructions. It seems fairly sturdy. Haven't added any materials to compost yet. We'll see how it holds up then & how well they compost.

So far so good. We have not had any issues with animals getting into it. It was bigger then I was expecting but my husband loves the size. It was a little difficult to put together but once we started we got it. Easy to add compost and Easy to rotate when needed.

First of all this item had a charge for shipping. I finally took time to put it together about 3 weeks ago, the directions were ok. The pieces only used cheaply made interlock to hold together there were not screws or other parts sent to reinforce , it was a challenge to get them to lock. We have been using this lightly. When added to it the interlocks on the sides needed to be checked and reengaged a couple of times. While adding to this the last time with a small amount to be composted, the interlocks failed leaking decaying matter onto clothing and the ground. This composter is more plastic junk that will end up in the landfill.

Didn't take me long to build alone. Was looking for a small compost solution as someone who doesn't make a whole lot of food waste in an apartment situation. Its outside by the trash cans, and we do have raccoons but they've never gotten into it after several months of use. I have a very lax way of doing composting, so we'll see how it turns out, but I basically add dry weeds and grass and shredded paper with every bucket of compost. Its still not full and I turn it about weekly and whenever else I think about it. Its holding up well, just gotta click everything into place and its good. I'm sure it DOES leak, but where its by my trashcans it just doesn't bother me. You could I guess collect the juices as compost tea if you placed an oil pan under it. Easy to turn and to lock, as a small woman with not a lot of muscle. The gloves included were nice, I just use them for garden and DIY stuff. Good quality.

The instructions clearly recommend that the composter be assembled by 2 people, and my husband and I got it together fairly easily. We placed it on a sturdy outdoor table to work on it, which made it easier to see how the sections slide together, and align the screws with the holes. Once we had it completely assembled, we laid it down on its side with a brick underneath, and we were able to securely snap the sides on in places that needed a little more pressure. We wanted a smaller composter since we only have a 8’x2’ herb garden, as well as several containers with tomatoes, peppers, etc. I am cutting all my kitchen waste up quite small, as well as my “brown” material, in order to speed the process. I hope the composter will be a win-win for utilizing kitchen waste, and providing nutrients for all our plants.

This is awesome! I use one side for compost with coffee grounds and one without!