ZENSTYLE Durable Composting Tumbler Dual Rotating Garden Compost Bin 43 Gallon Black

Easy to assemble, but time consuming. There's about 60 screws that need to be screwed in. That takes that much time. Once assembled, it is light work easy to assemble, but time consuming. There's about 60 screws that need to be screwed in. That takes that much time. Once assembled, it is light And turns very easy. I'm sure I will order a second one I would recommend and buy again. And turns very easy. I'm sure I will order a second one I would recommend and buy again.

It's a good tumbler, although it is difficult to assemble.

Fabulous!!! Easy to assemble and has a sturdy design , easy to turn.

Assembly took a little while but not difficult, electric driver helps. Used for several months and I am pleased with it, extra moisture does seep out from the bottom, and the doors are a little smaller than I would like but for the size of the tumbler they work, I dump grass clippings in a wheelbarrow and load by hand. Overall I would recommend it for a smaller size composter.

Tedious to assemble. I'm mechanically inclined and I'm still not sure I have the middle divider lined up well. I followed directions, and ensured it was in all the tracks , but it doesn't fit snuggly in the corners/at the joints. It wasn't horrible though, just make sure as you're tightening the bolts that ALL the little plastic pegs are lined up. I had three that ended up funky and not fully seated but were easy to correct. One door would not slide much at all. I used a razor to cut some excess plastic from molding and it helped a smidge, but not much. So I reached for my WD-40 Specialist, water resistant Silicone lubricant, which claims to be safe for plastic and multi-surface. I lubricated both top and bottom tracks and now they open easily. The pipe stoppers were a total joke, and would fall right out unless glued in some way. So, fun fact, the pipe is just slightly smaller than a composite wine cork! Ha! I cut the ends off the cork and pushed them in, rounded/finished end first, and they fit snuggly and should do a better job of keeping bees and water out than what the manufacturer provided. Once snuggly assembled, it seems fairly sturdy, but only time will tell how it does with composting and being in the elements. But for under $45 (and looking exactly like other models priced $20 more), I figured it was worth a try.

very sturdy and easy to put together

Works good kinda tedious to put together with the screws but works

Made very flimsy. The small sliding entries are bad idea

I've assembled many many complicated pieces of furniture but this by far was the worst! The screws weren't all there. The ones that were wouldn't tighten. The center divider would not fit even after starting over 4 times, therefore it would not come together at all. The instructions were a joke, one page of mostly vague pictures and the rest in asian script! Walmart should remove this seller immediately.

There are several holes that doesn't fit the screws.