VonHaus Compost Bin for Garden 360L – Large Composter | with Slatted Design Aeration, Rainwater Collection, Side Flap & Lid – Outdoor Compost Converter, Frost & UV Resistant - Black

This was easy to assemble, but not all bits slot in with minimal effort. The instructions were clear and the size is good for the garden we have. Old composter was cheap and fell apart easy.

I like it! Easy to put together and easier access than my previous compost bin to turn contents and use. My only comment is that you have to make sure the lid is properly closed. Otherwise all good.

I am extremely pleased with this item. My son put the composter together for me. He assembled the entire thing in about 15 minutes without any problems at all. I had read the posts saying to use strong cable ties to hold the joints together but we did not find this a problem. I have almost filled it already with last years compost stored in plastic bags. Since this was all wet and heavy, any weakness in the structure would have been obvious, but it’s very solid. It’s a good design with lots of aeration and the doors at the top lift easily when adding more. The bottom door is large enough too. There are also 4 pegs supplied to pin it down if you are placing it on grass. Just two things to remember. There is no base, so since I have placed it on concrete, I used heavy duty plastic bags underneath. Also, you have to cut the hole for the door in whichever side panel you wish. Because of the aeration there are just wee strips of plastic so we used a serrated kitchen knife as a tiny saw! Easy!

Somewhat flimsier than I was expecting, but the price was probably a give away! Seems functional enough.

Fairly easy to assemble.

Very pleased when completed constructed product. A bit fiddly aligning sides together. Lid attachment tricky due to plastic being hard but used a flat headed screwdriver to force it in place. There is no bottom but there are 4 pegs to secure it to the ground

Great product, so easy to assemble.

Good quality compost bin, and a good size too. You do need a Junior Hacksaw to cut out the emptying panel so a little tricky. We also found it a challenge to put the sides together,you need a strong pair of hands. The lid was also difficult to put on and needs something to keep the two sides fastened otherwise it will blow open in wind. Now its all together I am satisfied with my purchase.