Garden Grow 160L Rotating composter
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- Batch composting; The 2 compartments allow you to create compost in batches
- Large capacity; 160-litre capacity, each compartment holds 80 litres
- Durable; Strong and durable construction, great for use all year round
- Easy to assemble; Full assembly instructions are provided in the manual
- Guarantee; 24-month guarantee
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Description
Create your own nutrient rich compost in this innovative rotating composter from Garden Grow. This composter features two compartments perfect for batch composting, allowing you to add raw materials to one compartment until it’s full, and then continue onto the second chamber.The composting process works best by mixing moist greens with dry browns. Greens include kitchen scraps, grass clippings and plants, whilst browns include leaves, hay, sawdust, twigs and cardboard.
Thanks to the rotating capability, this composter will mix the materials and keep the composting process active. For best results, we recommend rotating the composter 5-10 times every two or three days. Composting is a great way to save money and reduce your household and garden waste. In the correct conditions, with enough sunlight and warmth, the composting process will take approximately 2-8 weeks.
Specification
Base dimensions: L71 x W64.5cm
Unit height: 96.6cm
Container diameter: 65.4cm
Weight: 10.44kg
Capacity: 160L
Self-assembly required
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Natural Wood Characteristicts
As wood is a natural material it may be affected by the following:
Shrinkage & Warping
The timber used in the construction of your garden building will have retained some of its natural moisture content. The moisture content of the timber will vary, depending upon prevailing environmental conditions, which will result in the components either naturally expanding or contracting. As the components dry out shrinkage may occur. A good waterproofing treatment from the start is the best protection to minimise the effect of moisture loss/intake.
Damp & Mould
During the winter months, cold and damp conditions can result in an increased amount of moisture within your garden building, especially when used infrequently. Condensation can form on the timber and other items stored within your garden building. If left this moisture is likely to cause mould and mildew. To prevent the build-up of moisture, we recommend leaving the door or windows of your building open from time to time, to allow the fresh air to circulate. We also advise against storing wet or damp items in your garden building as this will also increase the level of moisture in the building. If mould or mildew does start to form within your building we recommend using an anti-mould cleaner to remove it and to prevent it spreading, which if left untreated could permanantly damage your garden building.
Splits, Cracks & Knots
Small splits and cracks in some components or holes may appear where knots shrink and fall out. This will not affect the structure of your garden building however if you wish to fill them this can be easily done using any good quality wood filler
Sap
Sap is naturally occurring in wood and may appear in some boards of your garden building. If you wish to remove the sap, we advise waiting until it is dry and then using a sharp knife to carefully remove it. If the removal of the sap causes a hole in the timber, we recommend using a good quality wood filler to fill it.
Please be aware that these are natural timber characteristics which in most cases will not impact the structure or function of the garden building, therefore are not considered as product defects (as outlined within our Terms & Conditions). If you require further advise or information please contact our friendly Customer Services Team.
