Geobin Compost Bin - 246 Gallon, Expandable, Easy Assembly, Made in The USA, Outdoor & Backyard Composter
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Features
- Made in the USA
- Large capacityexpandable to 4 feet (246 gallon)
- Maximum ventilation promotes accelerated decomposition
- Made from premium high density polyethylene formulated for long-term outdoor use
- Inert material will not degrade or leach into compost or the environment
- Recycle valuable organic resources
- Genuine GEOBIN Composter by Yardfully
Material: Plastic
Color: Black
Brand: GEOBIN
Capacity: 216 Gallons
Product Dimensions: 36.5"L x 5"W x 5"H
Shape: Cylindrical
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
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Manufacturer: Presto Products
Material: Plastic
Color: Black
Brand: GEOBIN
Capacity: 216 Gallons
Product Dimensions: 36.5"L x 5"W x 5"H
Shape: Cylindrical
Item Weight: 7 Pounds
UPC: 885674721136 885247227041 885446940598 885688041497 741435463083 885458542483 011217995393 011217993030
Manufacturer: Presto Products
Item Weight: 7 pounds
Item model number: SYNCHKG043886
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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This bin is a great value. It's simple, cheap, and it works. Frankly, it does not make much sense to spend over a hundred dollars for a bin, which is what most cost. The best alternative to this is to make a bin yourself out of wire fencing or hardware cloth, which I have heard works great and I almost did that myself before settling on this. This is more convenient and more attractive, which matters if (like me) you don't have any place on your property to put it out of sight. It's also only barely more expensive than the DIY version. BUT -- this particular version, from this seller (My Green Gloves Dot Com) does NOT come with the stakes that are included in the slightly more expensive version offered by multiple sellers (including Amazon itself). If you want the stakes (and I would suggest that you do), go pay a few more bucks for the other one here: Presto Products GKL0951-6 Geobin Composting System Yes, you can go buy stakes are your local hardware or garden store, but you'll spend more than the difference between these two versions. UPDATE Jan 2013: It appears that the none of the Geobins ship with stakes anymore, though some folks may be selling old stock that still comes with stakes. But there's no guarantee that you'll get stakes if you buy via the link above. Anyway, it turns out that the stakes are not all that important -- I've found that once you get the thing nice and full, it stays put pretty well on its own. Now that my first one is full, I am going to be ordering a second one. UPDATE Feb 2014: Having owned two of these bins for over a year now, in continuous use, I can add to my original review the fact that they are really quite durable. I'd had some concerns initially, but they hold up pretty well. The plastic does get strained/stretched where you fasten it together, but it doesn't tear. Whenever I turn my compost, I unwrap it and reassemble it upside down and inside out relative to how it just was. This keeps the plastic from getting stretched in the same places all the time and keeps everything in shape. I don't know if they'll last forever, but at least another couple of years, if not more. Speaking of turning, don't waste your time with those plunge-type compost turners -- they don't really do much. If you want to turn your compost, get an ensilage fork (aka "pitchfork"), unwrap the Geobin from the pile (if your compost is sufficiently moist, it will hold its shape well enough even unwrapped), set it up right next to the pile, and fork the pile into the bin in its new location. A fork works much, much better than a shovel for this job. This is great exercise! It only needs to be done a few times for each batch of compost, until it no longer heats up after turning.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2012 by Randall Nortman
Color: Black
Works well. I end up leaving it open in the corner so I just put my mix in the corner to keep it in one space. Leaving it closed it hard to turn over everything over. But its functional and works. Assembly is next to nothing. I had to let it sit in the sun for awhile to let it loosen up. Very durable and don't see it degrading at any time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025 by Erie Levels
I've had it for a year now and I can say I really like this bin. It's adjustable in size to darn MASSIVE (about 2 fifty gallon drum size) to smaller if you want. I have it set at it's largest size and with all of my household and gardening scraps (I'm a vegan), it's barely 3/4 full and I put lots in it. It's very easy to put together, the "keys" are simple yet well made. The entire bin is a nice sturdy material and should last a long time. I also like all of the aeration holes throughout, there are plenty and I notice material break down pretty quickly and the color black also brings the heat with it. I don't aerate it (from the top) hardly ever and it's still doing very well. I can scrape just below the surface, and see the "black gold" composted materials. DO KEEP IN MIND it is open and the critters have a hayday in this thing. I find avocado seeds, mango seeds, corn cobs spread all over the place sometimes. However, I don't mind them too much as its free food for them. However, I am located in a urban neighborhood and sometimes seeing my coconut shell in the front yard is pretty funny! The only con that I have is when it is set to its largest size, and NOT full, the top sides sag inward. So you may want to think about how much you will be dumping in and how often you will use it. I will be emptying it spring 2015 to spread in the garden and will update this review then.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2014 by Mr. Schnoodle
I purchased a Geobin Compost Bin and quickly filled it with all the leaves and stuff I raked out of my flower bed, plus kitchen waste. After I filled the first one, I decided another one was in order, so I recently purchased my second Geobin Compost Bin. Here's the pros as I see them. -Very easy to use. Set it up and fill it. When you're ready to use your finished compost, just "unlock" the sides and open it. Presto, chango, you have compost. -You can put it nearly anywhere--small corner of your yard, behind your garage, anywhere you have the space. I'd recommend you put it close to where you'll be using the compost, but if you like hauling compost all over the place, put it wherever you want. -You choose the size of your compost bin. Want it smaller in diameter? Make it smaller. Need it full size? You can do that, too. It's not fussy like that. -Price is under $40. Good luck finding another compost bin for under $40. I mean, you could always use chicken wire or pallets, but that's so...dumpster dive-ish, ya' know? Plus, it's Amazon Prime, which is always a good thing. -Style. The style is black (doesn't black go with everything) and has just enough holes to let air hit it, without letting stuff fall through the sides. The black color also helps hold heat, which is needed to speed up the composting process. Plus, there's not a top, which makes it easy to add stuff, as well as the water to get into it when it rains (another necessity for composting). Now for the Cons -Size. The sides are tall, so if you want to turn it, good luck getting your pitchfork into it, especially if you're short. Because of how challenging it might be to turn, here's another con... -Speed. If you're looking for compost in three months, this might not be the one for you. Unless you're about six feet tall and have shoulder muscles like Ahhhnold to really get that pitchfork in there and turn the compost. Otherwise, this is great for the "next season" compost. -Set up. It comes as a rolled piece of hard plastic and you get to unroll it and try to fit the "locking screws" in the holes while putting it together. If you want to do this when you're tired or drunk, forget it. For me, I found it takes a few well chosen cuss words because the hard plastic kept wanting to roll up on itself. (And that's doing it sober.) Still, it took me like 10 minutes to put it together. -Sturdiness. Once you start to fill it, the sides are sturdy. However, if you want to sit it in your yard and wait for several weeks before you start pitching stuff in it, don't be surprised if the wind starts to take it away or starts to cave in on itself. But, like I said, once you start to fill it (even part of the way), it's fine and the sides stay up and everything stays in place.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2014 by Phall0106