Marcytop 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

This is a surprisingly sturdy tumbler and is larger than I expected. It was super easy to put together and I assembled it by myself in about 20 minutes. Each side holds a large amount of garden waste, is sturdy, and keeps everything contained neatly. Turning these are easy and very stable. It doesn’t completely prevent flies, but it’s easy to mitigate if needed. This also allows excess water to drain easily so you don’t have any buildup or puddles inside. Overall, this is a great tumbler for the price!

I've had my compost tumbler for about 9 months and I'm extremely happy with it. It's easy to assemble, easy to load and composts quickly, especially if you live in a hot climate. My only recommendation is to keep the two units unattached to each other so you can tumble only one at a time because they can get pretty heavy, especially after it rains. You have the option to connect the two tumblers but then they are harder so spin due to the weight of the compost. Definitely highly recommend.

I chose this one because of the easy assembly reviews. Directions were fairly clear, could have been pictures of the bolts and screws to help the less adept (me). The clips that 'snapped' in to hold the sections were very hard to push into place. We finally figured out laying it on the floor and pushing down was the most successful way for us to do it. Overall, it went together in about an hour and is exactly what we wanted.

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.

WOW! Just WOW! I am very pleased with this composting product. It seems to be very sturdy and strong. I am using it as we live on a preserve and get a lot of mice, racoons etc.. and I wanted an enclosed compost bin. I tested the spinning and can see that if an animal jumps up onto the unit, it will spin freely and the animal will not be able to chew it's way in. Thanks for this great product that fits my needs!!

Easy assembly even for someone that hates puzzles! Light weight enough that I could manage everything by myself. Looking forward to using it.

The design for this tumbling composter is very well thought out and the assembly is really intuitive. Honestly, you could practly put it together without the instructions. The instructions weren't crystal clear but it basically assembles itself. There are minimal screws so very simple snap together parts mostly. Took about 45 min at most to assemble it. One peice of advice is do not over tighten the scews. They screw into plastic so only slightly snug is plenty or they will strip out and you'll need to get slightly bigger screws. Otherwise it looks great and seems like it will work great! Maybe also don't let the metal frame rest in the dirt or it will prob rust over time. It does have good paint but i bet it will eventually rust if the paint gets scratched and gets wet/dirty. I rested mine on bricks and a piece of pool noodle.

It does a great job of composting plant and vegetable matter. The doors are able to be moved from side to side, so we labeled one side with the word “add” written on it in sharpie, and the other side, “composting.” obviously, we add fresh stuff to the ad side, and we leave the composting side alone. It will be dump the completed composted stash, we just switched the doors. I will add that this composer does get heavy and hard to turn at times. It can also leak at times, which is kind of gross. But other than that, it does a fantastic job.