Compost Tumbler, Easy Assemble & Efficient Outdoor Compost Bin, 45 Gallon/170 Liter Large Dual Chamber Rotating Composter for Garden, Kitchen, and Yard Waste, Orange Door

I, like a lot of humans who are concerned where this country may be headed wanted to start doing more things with my land. I’ve been wanting to start gardening and composting for a while now. I did a lot of research before finally biting the bullet and making this purchase. I wanted two sides. I wanted it to be sturdy and I NEEDED it to be reasonably easy to put together. I did not want 10,000 screws and I didn’t want to have to bend over backwards to get the pieces together. This one was a little more expensive than some of the others online but it seemed to really hit all those marks! I opened it today and was able to put it together in roughly 40 minutes all by myself! I used a rubber mallet (definitely recommend), a small screw gun (also recommend) and I used the tiny wrench provided for the large screws to attach the baskets to the stand. I recommend attaching all the joint panels in a line PRIOR to attaching them to the side panels. If you don’t it will become difficult to attach each panel to the next with the connecting buckle. I did it the way the instructions said to do it for the first chamber and did it the way I just said for the second chamber and it was WAY easier. I used the rubber mallet to attach the connecting buckles to the joint panels and then I used it to bang the panels to the side panels. Other humans who have stronger ability to push the pieces together may be able to do it without the mallet but for it it hurt my hands. Using the mallet worked well. They do provide a small screw driver for the screws needed to solidly secure the side panels to the joint panels but my small screw gun was much faster and didn’t hurt it at all. I’m going to start using this today but it seems super sturdy and was so easy to put together it was not overwhelming. If it ends up sucking I will update this review but so far it’s landing perfect!!

I’m new to composting and after reading numerous reviews and comparing bins, I chose this Marcytop for a few reasons. While a bit pricier at $129 -15% coupon, the 2 drums are larger at 22.5 gal each, the height is 43 inches once assembled, the garden appeal with the bright orange buckle inserts (green and yellow also available), and the ease of assembly. It was like LEGOs for adults and quite fun putting it together. The most difficult part of assembly is snapping the connecting brackets together. If you lay the panels flat, side by side, inside facing up, pushing down on the brackets with a little ‘umph’ snaps them together easily. DON’T FORGET to slide in the black plate inserts to each drum before closing the drum. (I almost did!) Once assembled and small screws applied, a second pair of hands is ideal to place the drums on the legs and fasten together. Since this bin does not have a thermometer, I purchased one separately to monitor the compost. Overall, this compost bin seems sturdy and durable and the exterior easy to clean with a water hose. Will repost in the near future and give feedback on how it stands in the Florida heat and storms. NOTE: There are no spare parts or extra screws.

Pretty easy to assemble, a little difficult to turn once you start filling it. I like how it looks and I think it does make stirring the compost easier

Easy to assemble, great value for the money.

We looked at it again this morning if you could give us the $10 discount that you said, we will keep the product. Will not be sending it back..

We bought the Miracle-Gro dual chamber last season, but this orange-door composter is a total upgrade. It's taller, spins easier, and holds more scraps without feeling overloaded. The plastic is thick and sturdy—this isn't that cheap stuff that cracks in the sun. It feels built to last. My husband put it together with no issues, and we both loved how smooth the rotation felt right away. I really like that it's elevated off the ground—it's easier on the back and provides better airflow. The orange and green chamber doors give it a nice pop, but let's keep it real: that doesn't mean it's composting itself! 😂 You still need to layer your browns and greens properly, but the instructions help—and honestly, Google does, too. We've tossed in veggie scraps, onion skins, tea leaves, and even worms, and it's working beautifully. (Check my photo for a real peek at our latest scrap mix!) We were so impressed that we purchased a second one just days later. At $119.97, I believe it was worth every penny. We’ve tried cheaper bins and got what we paid for. This one? Built better, performs better, and looks good doing it. If you're ready to compost for real and get your garden season right, this is the bin you want. Just remember: the magic doesn’t happen unless you work the mix! 🌱

The instructions were easy to follow and it is nice to have the instructions on paper instead of a video. Setup was easy but however the bracket pipe B2 and C2, on one side of it , the bracket would not snap together due to the screw being too small. So only one side it of would snap together. The side that would not snap I had to place my foot on it to hold it together while I place the chamber on the bracket. At the end I had to hammer the side of that bracket so that it would stay together. At least the other side had the right screw to keep it in place. Other than that I would have given it five stars.

Easy to assemble and has held up well over our cold snowy winter.