300L Outdoor Garden Compost Bin Eco Friendly Organic Waste Converter

Good sized, neat looking, quality materials, goes together easily but lid slightly fiddly to fit but good

Good price for the size. Easy to assemble, although the lid was more diffult. Only downside is that there is a chip and crack at the side of the lid. There was no damage on the box and when I removed the packaging lots of bits of plastic fell out. Weirdly only 1 bit belonged to the lid so I have tried to glue it back on.

Perfect! Really happy with this compost bin. Was a bit concerned regarding reviews on attaching the lid but with a bit of thought and sussing it out it went on just fine. I do think it helped being on a hot day and leaving it to all warm up and soften a bit in the sun. Just the right size for where I wanted it to go. Easy to assemble for an old woman! Solid once put together. Can get on and sort the weeds out now and cheaper than council collections!

Perfect for garden or kitchen waste. Has a lid on top to put rubbish in. After a while it starts to decompose and reduces height. Has a door at the bottom for ease of compost removal. Great size and not too difficult to put together

Fitted together easily until we tried to fit the lid which proved difficult and we cracked it slightly. Seems quite flimsy but time will tell with how long it lasts.

Easily assembled. Good enough & the price means I'm happy to give 5 stars.Also arrived quicker than expected which was another plus for me.Value for money.It looks the same as items costing a lot more

More roomy than I expected, possibly a little flimsy but time will tell. Easy to put together with a few satisfying clicks; however, the lid needed a mallet to whack the hinges in, with the lid in an almost closed position as stated by a previous reviewer. I expect this to work better than my former round compost bin, having slotted sides for better aeration; invaluable when it's sited in sun.

Easy to put together and then quite sturdy. I too had a bit of trouble with the lid at first but then discovered the knack. I managed to get one in on the right, then lined the next one up and pushed on the right hand side of the connector first till it was in then on the other side. I repeated this for the next connector and finally the fourth. Tapping in one side then the other seems to work.