Specs

Color
Green
Model
GS18011GN
Product group
Lawn & Patio

THE GROW'ING 43 Gal Outdoor Compost Bin Tumbler, Green GS18011GN

THE GROW'ING
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  • Pre-Embedded Nuts For Solo Assembly
  • Dual Chamber For Year-Round Cycling
  • 360° Smooth Rotating Compost Bin
  • Agitating Fins & Cross-Ventilation
  • Weatherproof Resin & Compact Footprint

About this product

This dual-chamber bin features a 43-gallon total capacity, divided into two 21.5-gallon sections for continuous composting. The rotating drum design allows you to mix organic materials with ease, while internal agitating fins and engineered cross-ventilation slots accelerate the decomposition process compared to traditional stationary piles.

Built for durability, this tumbler is constructed from weather-resistant, UV-stabilized resin to withstand fluctuating temperatures. With pre-embedded metal nuts for solo assembly and a compact footprint, it is designed to fit conveniently on patios or in garden corners without requiring heavy manual lifting or frequent digging.

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How does the dual-chamber design of the THE GROW'ING bin work?

The dual-chamber system allows you to separate waste processing, keeping one side for curing while the other remains open for fresh kitchen scraps.

Is the THE GROW'ING 43 Gal Tumbler easy to rotate?

Yes, the balanced axis design enables smooth 360-degree rotation, making it simple to mix contents without manual digging or heavy lifting.

What material is used for the THE GROW'ING GS18011GN?

This tumbler is manufactured from thick, impact-resistant, and UV-stabilized weatherproof resin designed to resist warping in harsh climates.

Does the THE GROW'ING tumbler require tools for assembly?

It features pre-embedded heavy-duty nuts in the panels, allowing for smooth, hassle-free assembly using the included iron support frame.

How does the airflow system benefit the composting process?

The built-in cross-ventilation slots guide steady airflow through the compost pile, supporting the natural breakdown of materials inside the drum.