Crystals 65L Garden Compost Bin, Rotating Tumbling Composter Bin for Garden, Barrel Rotating Composter with Air Holes (with Plastic Legs)

Nice item, seems sturdy enough. Put together in 10 minutes. Spins well, started using it straight away. Looking forward to seeing the results. Takes up minimal space at the top of my garden.

I was excited because I thought this was going to be one of those smug little “built in 10 minutes” situs. Unfortunately, the final piece of the little wall section had other ideas. A small amount of swearing occurred. Nothing outrageous. The sort of swearing where neighbours hear it and think, “Ah, DIY.” At that point I regrouped properly: cup of tea, chocolate biscuit, quiet reflection on my own limitations as human. Came back in and eventually forced the final piece into submission. Then came the large side section, which apparently requires the hand strength of somebody who opens coconuts recreationally. The chap in the instructional video popped the pieces in like he was closing a Tupperware lid. Meanwhile I’m there introducing a trusty rubber mallet into proceedings not something you’d ever see on Repair Shop. More gentle swearing while attaching the second leg, but eventually victory was achieved. All in all: one hour, two teas, two Tim Tams, one rubber mallet, and a slightly damaged sense of pride. That said, the product itself is actually really good for the price, and it’s exactly the right size for a small garden.

First time composter, so thought this might be a good start, was quite easy to put together, had a bit of trouble with the small screw on the stand, but kept at it until I got it right, started to fill it and doing a lot of online research as to the best way to compost. I’d say for the money it is a good buy, it’s neat and compact seems sturdy enough and I find it easy to spin, time will tell if I get any compost

So incredibly flimsy. The legs keep popping out. The whole thing was a nightmare to put together but I did manage it with my child’s wooden hammer as it’s all I had. So it is doable with some willpower. I do have doubts about its strength and stability… we shall see. I suppose for the price you get what you pay for. **See photo - massive design flaw of the rubbish screw holding it in place? It barely stays in place and the little circle cover bit is utterly useless. Surely there was a better solution to keeping it together?! Overall, I guess it’s fit for purpose but it’s empty currently so time will tell.

Neat little machine and handy by the back door for kitchen scraps. You do however need strong fingers to deal with the clips. Sturdy and you can lock in position for filling and release to mix. Add some earth to get some worm eggs in and it should make good compost

Very poor and cheap product, the pieces are not fit for size as per pictures, almost impossible to get it to fit basically ended with a botched finish. Not confident this will last a few weeks as when the weight of the materials are added it'll likely split apart. Also the instruction manual within the box shows a different build method to the video on the listing, seller can't even build to included instructions.

This was quite easy to assemble but needs a put of pressure for pieces to click in properly(I'm a 70+ 10st female so had to put my body weight to use🤣🤣)which means it's quite sturdy when fully assembled

Very pleased with the quality.size is big