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title: "Nazhura Compost Tumbler Bin Composter Dual Chamber 43 Gallon Variation (Black)"
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# 360° tumbling for fast aeration 43-gallon dual-chamber capacity rodent-proof galvanized steel frame Nazhura Compost Tumbler Bin Composter Dual Chamber 43 Gallon Variation (Black)

**Brand:** nazhura
**Price:** ¥209806
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ♻️ Turn waste into garden gold—fast, clean, and continuous!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nazhura Compost Tumbler Bin Composter Dual Chamber 43 Gallon Variation (Black) by nazhura
- **How much does it cost?** ¥209806 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- nazhura enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nazhura brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bonus Garden-Ready Kit:** Includes durable latex gloves to keep your hands clean and protected while you nurture your green space.
- • **Easy Access, Zero Mess:** Slide-open doors let you effortlessly retrieve finished compost without disrupting the process.
- • **Spin to Win Nutrient-Rich Soil:** 360° rotating tumbler with internal paddles maximizes oxygen flow and accelerates decomposition.
- • **Built to Last, Designed to Protect:** Galvanized steel frame and rodent-proof construction keep your compost safe and durable season after season.
- • **Double the Chambers, Double the Speed:** Dual-bin design lets you compost continuously—add fresh waste to one side while the other matures.

## Overview

The Nazhura Compost Tumbler Bin is a 43-gallon dual-chamber composter designed for efficient, continuous composting. Its 360° rotating design with internal paddles ensures rapid aeration and faster decomposition, while the galvanized steel frame offers rodent-proof durability. Easy-access sliding doors simplify harvesting nutrient-rich compost, and included garden gloves make your eco-friendly journey hands-on and hassle-free.

## Description

Effective and easy to use, this composter is intelligently made with high-quality materials in a rodent-proof design that keeps anything else out. Just fill it up with garden clippings and kitchen scraps, slide the door, and give it a spin every few days. Black color helps it absorbs heat so your compost comes out fast. Frame Material: Galvanized steel Tumbling Composted Material: High-quality PP plastic Overall Dimensions: 26.25x 23.6x 36.5 inches (L x W x H) Doors Dimension: 10.23 x 6.2 inches (L x W) The twin-chamber design lets you compost in batches for the most efficient production of high-quality compost The tumbling design leaves your hands free and makes mixing more efficient Outstanding aeration speeds up the composting process, easily produce finished compost in weeks Sturdy and durable construction for long-lasting service life The included garden gloves protect your hands from cuts, broken nails, and dirt

Review: I purchased this compost bin as I wanted to do more with my kitchen scraps than simply throwing them away or tossing them down the disposal. When I got it, it came in a nice cardboard box, and I thought it would take only a few minutes to assemble. I was wrong. It took me between 90 and 120 minutes to put it together!!!!! Over 50 screws needed to be aligned and tightened to their respective nuts, as well as aligning the plastic panels and divider. I really did not expect that when I purchased this compost bin. That said, once I had everything assembled, I brought it outside and started filling it. First I put in my kitchen scraps (vegetable scraps, egg shells, etc., but no meat products) and then added some leaves. As suggested by multiple sites related to composting, I added about 50-60% brown matter (leaves, twigs, etc.) to 40-50% kitchen scraps. I found the doors to be a little small, and as such, getting the leaves and kitchen scraps inside was a bit messy, but not terrible. As this will be a long period of time before any real compost is developed, I do not have any idea how good/bad this compost bin is, other than my initial findings. I will update this review in the coming months once I get my first batch of real compost out.
Review: This is my first foray into composting, and I'm really excited to get started. I like the tumbling, dual chamber design of this model, and I think the size will be perfect for my household. When I first opened the box, I thought the individual plastic pieces seemed a bit flimsy, but by the time I had it fully assembled I was very pleased with the finished product. All pieces fit together seamlessly, and the unit has a nice balance between being sturdy but also lightweight. It also looks nice, for now (though months of sitting in my backyard might make the plastic fade or warp, though I don't really need it to be pretty, I need it to do its job). I see mixed reviews regarding assembly. I found it very easy to assemble, but if you are struggling or worried, here are a few notes... (1) Some of the small nut and bolt sets require you to hold the nuts in a very limited amount of finger space. I have small fingers so this wasn't a problem for me, but if you are having a hard time I would recommend having a small socket wrench available. (2) At first glance, it seems like the middle divider should fit snuggly against the outer panels, but if you pay attention to line up the arrows, you will see that it deliberately leaves a small triangular gap at each panel. I believe this feature must allow for better air flow through the unit. Once you accept that this is part of the design, the divider panel is easy to place and work around. (3) The first panel you put into place is the one with doors, and then you place the remaining seven identical panels. I suggest working around the barrel in one direction, so the very last panel you place is next to the door panel. If you work in both directions, the last panel you place will be on the opposite side of the barrel from the doors, making it very difficult to place the last bolts without the help of a second person to hold the nuts from the inside. (Unless you have very long arms with more joints than the average human being.) (4) There are two long bolts used to attach the cross bar to the frame on the very last step. These bolts are slightly larger around and have matching nuts that are slightly larger as well (though they look the same at first glance). For some reason, these nuts are just mixed loosely in with all the smaller ones, so when you come across them and they don't fit the smaller bolts, set them aside for the final step. The set comes with a small screwdriver which I found adequate enough for the small bolts, but I used a set of pliers to hold the nuts for these larger bolts because I was having trouble getting them to secure by hand. As a final note, I noticed that one of the two sliding doors has a small embossed plus sign on it. I think the intent is to use this door to designate which side of the composter you are actively adding material to, since you should alternate sides every six weeks or so. When the six week period is up, you would simply slide both doors out and swap their positions. I think this is a neat feature, but the plus sign doesn't really stand out much, so I painted mine with some green enamel paint to make it more obvious. Obviously, it will take several months of practical use to really get an idea of how well this thing will work. But I'm very excited to try it out!

## Features

- ✅Speed Up Composing Process: More advanced models use rotating to bring oxygen to the center of the bin and paddles inside the chamber to help mix and aerate the composting materials when turned. These improvements or modifications are designed for one reason: to speed the composting process.
- ✅How do Compost Tumblers work? Simple. You load them with green and brown waste from your yard and kitchen. When full, you give them time to work, in other words, heat up. Turning a compost pile mixing the organic materials and the organisms it contains with heat-producing oxygen is the traditional method of keeping the process going full steam. By turning the tumbler, the organic materials are mixed and infused with fresh oxygen.
- ✅Easy to Access Finished Compost: Just Slide the door open and take the organic fertilizer out when the compost is ready. When a check reveals the compost is complete —and this can happen in a matter of weeks —the same access that allowed you to fill the tumbler lets you empty it. Now is the time to spread the results.
- ✅Dual-Bin Design: The dual bin design takes a different approach to the continuous-use composted concept, Two bins are set side-by-side into a single rotating chamber. Thickly insulated compartments conserve the heat generating by the decaying matter, and this greatly speeds the process. This design also allows you to add food waste to one chamber while the other is composting.
- ✅Totally Organic and Money-Saving: If you're looking for a fast, convenient way to compost your kitchen throw-outs, grass clippings, and organic yard waste, our outdoor kitchen compost bin is just right for you! The Compact Compost Tumbler quickly recycles it into nutrient-rich compost.
- ✅Bundled with Garden Gloves: Convenient for digging, planting, and other gardening work, latex rubber construction not only protect your palms and nails from cuts and scratches.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09C9TL2BL |
| Capacity | 43 Gallons |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,220) |
| Date First Available | 3 January 2022 |
| Item display height | 23 inches |
| Item display length | 38 inches |
| Item display weight | 25 Pounds |
| Item display width | 26 inches |
| Manufacturer | Nazhura |
| Material type | Plastic Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 91.44 x 71.12 x 60.96 cm; 9.53 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Nazhura
- **Capacity:** 43 Gallons
- **Colour:** Black
- **Material:** Plastic Alloy Steel
- **Product dimensions:** 66.7L x 59.9W x 92.7H centimeters

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***. on 15 September 2025*

I purchased this compost bin as I wanted to do more with my kitchen scraps than simply throwing them away or tossing them down the disposal. When I got it, it came in a nice cardboard box, and I thought it would take only a few minutes to assemble. I was wrong. It took me between 90 and 120 minutes to put it together!!!!! Over 50 screws needed to be aligned and tightened to their respective nuts, as well as aligning the plastic panels and divider. I really did not expect that when I purchased this compost bin. That said, once I had everything assembled, I brought it outside and started filling it. First I put in my kitchen scraps (vegetable scraps, egg shells, etc., but no meat products) and then added some leaves. As suggested by multiple sites related to composting, I added about 50-60% brown matter (leaves, twigs, etc.) to 40-50% kitchen scraps. I found the doors to be a little small, and as such, getting the leaves and kitchen scraps inside was a bit messy, but not terrible. As this will be a long period of time before any real compost is developed, I do not have any idea how good/bad this compost bin is, other than my initial findings. I will update this review in the coming months once I get my first batch of real compost out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by K***D on 10 February 2024*

This is my first foray into composting, and I'm really excited to get started. I like the tumbling, dual chamber design of this model, and I think the size will be perfect for my household. When I first opened the box, I thought the individual plastic pieces seemed a bit flimsy, but by the time I had it fully assembled I was very pleased with the finished product. All pieces fit together seamlessly, and the unit has a nice balance between being sturdy but also lightweight. It also looks nice, for now (though months of sitting in my backyard might make the plastic fade or warp, though I don't really need it to be pretty, I need it to do its job). I see mixed reviews regarding assembly. I found it very easy to assemble, but if you are struggling or worried, here are a few notes... (1) Some of the small nut and bolt sets require you to hold the nuts in a very limited amount of finger space. I have small fingers so this wasn't a problem for me, but if you are having a hard time I would recommend having a small socket wrench available. (2) At first glance, it seems like the middle divider should fit snuggly against the outer panels, but if you pay attention to line up the arrows, you will see that it deliberately leaves a small triangular gap at each panel. I believe this feature must allow for better air flow through the unit. Once you accept that this is part of the design, the divider panel is easy to place and work around. (3) The first panel you put into place is the one with doors, and then you place the remaining seven identical panels. I suggest working around the barrel in one direction, so the very last panel you place is next to the door panel. If you work in both directions, the last panel you place will be on the opposite side of the barrel from the doors, making it very difficult to place the last bolts without the help of a second person to hold the nuts from the inside. (Unless you have very long arms with more joints than the average human being.) (4) There are two long bolts used to attach the cross bar to the frame on the very last step. These bolts are slightly larger around and have matching nuts that are slightly larger as well (though they look the same at first glance). For some reason, these nuts are just mixed loosely in with all the smaller ones, so when you come across them and they don't fit the smaller bolts, set them aside for the final step. The set comes with a small screwdriver which I found adequate enough for the small bolts, but I used a set of pliers to hold the nuts for these larger bolts because I was having trouble getting them to secure by hand. As a final note, I noticed that one of the two sliding doors has a small embossed plus sign on it. I think the intent is to use this door to designate which side of the composter you are actively adding material to, since you should alternate sides every six weeks or so. When the six week period is up, you would simply slide both doors out and swap their positions. I think this is a neat feature, but the plus sign doesn't really stand out much, so I painted mine with some green enamel paint to make it more obvious. Obviously, it will take several months of practical use to really get an idea of how well this thing will work. But I'm very excited to try it out!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by O***S on 10 July 2025*

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This product came in promptly and in good condition. I have two of these compost tumblers. I find it easier to have one composer I am actively putting scraps in while the other finishes composting. They are a little tricky to put together at first. The second one was a much easier. I used to build my own composters using 55 gallon barrels. They were good, but hard to move and just not as user friendly. These are not as big, but much easier to use. They are pretty sturdy and easy to tumble, so composting is easier. I can also move them around in the sun or closer to my garden when I want. The added gloves are nice. I use them to garden. I've had mine a few years now and they are still going strong. I certainly would recommend these.

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