Now you can create an economic composting system with the Greenes Fence Cedar Wood Composter. These cedar bins allow you to turn household waste into natural food for your lawn, garden, and flower beds.
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Greenes Fence Cedar Wood Composter Features
- The standard kit includes 4 posts, 28 boards, and 48 spacers
- Made from naturally rot and insect-resistant North American Cedar
- Assembles with only a rubber mallet
- Easy to add new material and remove the finished product
- Forms a two or three-bin composting system with the purchase of Greenes add-on kits
- To avoid removing boards, the front section can be set up without spacers
- For easy access, setup the front section with as many boards as desired.
Cedar Wood Composter Description
This composter is very easy to use. You layer greens (such as vegetable and fruit peelings, coffee grounds, tea bags, and grass clippings) and browns (such as eggshells, cardboard, corncobs, and cotton towels) and allow the materials to compost.
What we Liked Most about the Greenes Fence Cedar Wood Composter
We like that this composting bin is super easy to put together. It is low-tech when it comes to composters.
However, the good thing about it is you can add more bins. This is especially great if you have a large garden or kitchen scrap.
What we Did Not Like about the Greenes Fence Cedar Wood Composter
We found that a few people had trouble with the assembly. They found that the material was cut much rougher than it appeared in the product photos.
Some people also had to clean up the slats to make them slide into the posts. However, this is a minor problem and takes some work to get it assembled.
Wood Composter Information Link: Wood Composting Bin
More about the Wood Composter
This composter makes for an environmentally friendly, economical composting system.
The bins open design makes it easy to turn the pile every two or three weeks with a shovel or pitchfork.
You will need to aerate the product to speed up the breakdown process.
Depending on the climate and the mix of materials, your compost will be ready to use in around 3 to 12 months.
To keep a continuous supply, create a multi-bin system with the available add-on kits.
After one bin is full and the materials have begun to break down, move them to the next bin.
This process can then be repeated, and as well they come in several different sizes.
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Greenes Fence Cedar Wood Composter Information Link: Wood Composting Bin
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