THEGROW'ING Updated 43 Gallon Compost Bin Outdoor, Fast Assemble Tumbling Composter, Dual Chamber Composter Tumbler, Rotating Compost Bin for Outside, Backyard, Garden and Yard, Green

Easy to put together. Instructions are very clear and easy to follow. Material is good quality, the stand is very stable, while at the same time light enough to move around.

Good product. Well packed and included easy to follow instructions and small screwdriver. Also came with basic composting instructions. Easy to assemble. Confused that some had trouble with assembly. I thought I might need my husband to help hold parts but they locked into place and I easily did this alone. The built-in nuts for the screws made it much easier. I took my time fiddling around and drinking coffee and took about an hour to assemble it and place in the garden. Getting all the screws into place is the time-consuming part. Looks like it will last. Can't wait to see what kind of compost I get. This is for small amounts, not for large piles of compost. I recommend it for small backyard gardens.

This is a well-made unit that was easy to assemble. The parts all fit together very well, and the screw holes lined up. We like the double side as you can start one batch of compost and the start another a month later. The size works good for us as we have some backyard raised gardens. The reason for only 4 stars is that the doors slide open and closed in a track and we have to be careful to keep the track clean so the doors will work properly. If it had doors on hinges I would have rated it a solid 5 star.

Yes, easy to put together. Directions aren't all that clear. Quality product as far as I'm concerned. I needed something simple and that's what I got. Best for the money.

The directions for putting it together are super vague, and if you don’t know how to put things together, you won’t be able to put it together. After 2 hours, it looks substantial enough to make compost.

Works well and pretty easy to assemble once you get into it. Don't be put off by the number of pieces; once you get the first panel set into place you'll come to see how it all goes together. There are times that an extra set of hands could be helpful, like to push something in place while you set a screw in. But I did it alone and no real issues. It's ultimately too small to do "hot" compost very well, but if that's not your goal then this will work. I'm in the "it will all break down eventually" camp. And having a closable bin like this keeps the vermin out of those desirable kitchen scraps. I ended up getting my mix really overly damp (lots of fresh coffee grounds!) so it turned actually into vermiculture with black soldierfly larvae amongst others. So all's well that ends well I suppose!

Assembly was easy, it's fairly sturdy, and functions well. It can't handle much volume, but if you're set on a small tumbler instead of a pile of leaves or whatnot, I'd recommend this one.

This was made to be a toy for kids. It is too small for adult use. The holes are way too small. There are 2 separate sides- for no good reason. Assembly took too long and the materials are very low quality flimsy. It will not last long. Waste of time and money!