Rotary Garden Tumbler Composter-Easy to turn Barrel, Upgraded Design, Space Efficient, Black Color, 160L / 37-gallon Capacity With 2 Compartments by Smarssen

Instructions suck so pay attention to the arrows on the plastic, they all need to line up.

Really very happy with this. Yes, the instructions suck, so I was glad that I had read through the reviews in advance. Watch for the arrows which are to be aligned! I was expecting a "Snap-2-Gether"-type thing, so was surprised that the drum was held together by more than 50 nuts and bolts. A little bit awkward to start, but once the thing gets some rigidity, it's just fine. One of the doors has a "+" marking on it, which lets the person taking the composting out know which side to fill. Only downside is that the openings are a little small, so you have to be careful when adding scraps. I wasn't sure if composting would work for us, so my most important criterion was price. This was great value, compared to the price of many other tumblers.

it would have been easier to put together with a second set of hands but i managed on my own. Don't know how well it actually composts or how it will weather the elements but i have it assembled and it has a small amount of kitchen scraps in it now.....but with winter weather i'm not going to time how long it takes to cook down. I'll come back in a few months to update but for now: It did not have any missing parts, was fairly simple to assemble, I'm happy with how it looks, the door opens both ways and it spins freely, so giving it a 5 star

Tedious to assemble, but seems solid. Sliding access door fits a bit too tight.

Ive only had it a month so the material hasnt turned to compost yet but I like it. It helps to have a second person to help put it together .

It is hard to put compostables in without spilling because the opening is so small. Also, the door doesn't slide easily so I have to use two hands to get it open, one to slide the door and the other to stabilize the composter. That means I gave to put my kitchen wastes down somewhere. The overall concept is good but I wish it were easier to use.

This is a little smaller and more flimsy than it looks in the picture, but it was worth the $90 I spent on it so I'm quite happy. It was a little tricky to assemble because of the nuts and screws, and the opening flap/door is a little tight, but this does it's job and even looks decent in the yard.

Takes about an hour to put together with the gadzillion screws but all the panels fit well, it has smooth rotation and works nicely. No complaints. The dual compartment design is crucial for a well cooked compost.