1m (3ft 3in) Wooden Compost Bin by Zest®

Timber Composter

Be environmentally friendly with your vegetable waste and create a rich compost full of nutrients, which will in turn do wonders for your garden. This composter will neatly store your compost pile and it has been constructed from pressure treated softwood timber, which is protected against rot.

Features

• A minimum of 70% of the timber used to construct this planter has been sourced from quality forests - environmentally friendly
• Pressure treated softwood timber - ensures the durability and strength of the composter
• Create a nutrient rich soil - helps regenerate the poor soil in your garden and is ideal for growing healthy plants
• No need to place your kitchen vegetable waste into the bin where it will eventually end up on a landfill - environmentally friendly
• Open gaps between slats allow ventilation - ideal for accelerating the breakdown of food waste
• Store your compost in a neat, secure pile

Most gardens contain poor soil that lacks vital nutrients. However, once spread with compost the soil can be regenerated and the difference in the growth and health of your plants will be noticeable in a matter of months. By creating a compost pile you will also be able to considerably cut down on the waste you place into your bins. This product will neatly store your waste and it also has open slats which are necessary for allowing ventilation. The open slats allow the waste to break down into a rich and valuable compost. If you have been buying compost from the garden centre and throwing vegetable waste into the bin, then surely it is time to start a garden compost. This composter has been constructed from pressure treated softwood timber, which will protect against rot and fungal decay. There is no need to worry about where this timber has been sourced from either, as at least 70% of the timber used in constructing this product has been sourced from quality forests.

Pressure treated timber - pressure treatment is superior to other treatments because the preserving agents are infused deep into the timber rather than just the surface. Newly pressure treated wood has a slight green tint which will weather over time and take on a more natural looking colour without rotting.