EJWOX Compost Bin Tumbler Outdoor 43 Gal, Dual Chamber, BPA Free, Black Door

Easy assembly. Good price.. There are many more expensive composters but this one gets the same results at a lower cost.

I like the entire unit but assembly is one huge pain in the you know what. Set aside aside at least an hour and a half and you have to use a hand screwdriver. There are about 50 screws. There are 2 youtube videos that leave a lot to be desired but they will get you started.

Good little composter for a good price. I didn't put the middle divider in and it's perfect. The plastic is a bit thin in comparison to my other Expensive composters but this one gets the job done. I am buying a second one.

Assembly was easy with help from my 8 year old. The kids are enjoying adding kitchen scraps and helping spin the tumbler. So far we're very pleased with this composter.

Our first rotating composter! It arrived sooner than expected and at a great time during the pandemic to keep us busy in the backyard. It was not too difficult to put together. It rotates easily. It's clean looking and not an eyesore in our garden area. And it was nice to have some tips for composted in the booklet as well. Would recommend this product to people new to composting, like us.

Seems a little flimsy so we'll see how it holds up. Just started using it this week. Do like the fact that you can rotate the barrel. The openings are small and the sliding door falls off when putting in compost material. I'm curious to see how well or easily I'll be able to get the compost out when it's ready.

The assembly takes about and hour. It is not difficult but it is repetitive and a bit fussy. The Composter works well. It seems sturdy.

i like but assembly was not easy, i recommend this product to people new to composting ,like me .

Too many screws. Needed assistance. Takes two people to assemble. Afterwards I felt good about the finished product.

So far, I've spent about a few hours putting this thing together - but it is still in pieces in my basement. Much of the time was just putting in (dozens) of screws, and that's fine. But the center piece is so difficult to put in correctly that I gave up in frustration, and haven't yet returned to it. I don't see how it is possible to get it to fit. I've tried, I've had 3 other people try it with me, it just won't go in right. I will probably return it (I don't know how I can adequately "fix" it so that it works right, but I may still try), but it will take forever to dis-assemble the thing and get it back correctly in the box. I probably won't get the time to do that until next weekend. It's been a shame. This thing took a project I was excited about and made it into something I very much dislike.