GEOBIN Compost Bin - The Perfect Solution for Eco-Friendly Composting

Molly Bloom: I love how easy this bin was to set up, I love the adjustable size, and I love that its easy to move around the yard. I ordered the Geobin to compost leaves to make leaf mold. We thought about building a compost bin, but now I like that this composter is so mobile. My only complaint is the GeoBin comes with 5 Locking Keys, and you really need 6 keys if you don't make the bin its maximum size. (3 locking keys at each end of the long flat sheet that you shape into a circle) You can buy more Geobin locking keys but that increases the price of the Geobin. Geobin - Please start including 6 keys instead of 5, and I will buy more. For now I'm using a long twist tie.

United States on Nov 21, 2023

Chris Watson: Easy to set up; I would prefer more locking keys with the original order. Five is not quite enough. The bin seems to work well in our dry environment. I prefer to stake it into the ground, but may not be necessary. It lets air flow into the compost and keeps unwanted critters out. Clever design and good value. This is second one I’ve purchased; and the first one held up well through one growing season.

United States on Oct 17, 2023

Paula Larocque: Not well designed
Requires solid mounting to stabilize

Too high to work
Too fragile

Canada on Aug 07, 2022

A. Vincent: We have this huge area in the back of our garage where all the leaves get blown. They do create nice leaf mulch on their own. But we need to find a better way to contain them so that we can put several raised beds there. I hate the idea of compost Tumblr‘s because it sounds like a wet and soggy mess but you’re gonna have to come back and interact with all the time. At one point I had a compost area built out of old pallets but eventually parts of it started to rot. I love the concept of this product and went ahead and purchased it because it sounds like something very simple, effective, and durable. The plastic is not going to rot out as far as I can see. It came in a small enough box. It was easy to carry to the back of the yard and wrangle myself. The only additional thing I think you’re going to need other than what comes in a package… Go ahead and take the time to get a few stakes and a mallet. I used a rubber mallet and 4 bamboo stakes that I already had. You could use more or less depending upon how sturdy you want it or if you’re trying to make a specific shape or something. After we got it about half full we pulled out the stakes because we needed them on our...

United States on Jul 06, 2022

AJCaliendo: The product is of good quality but unfortunately did not suit us. However the vendor and customer service is exceptional!

Canada on Oct 17, 2021

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Japan on Nov 30, 2020

Ess Vee H: Great simple container for straightforward composting

Germany on Dec 23, 2019

REB: This was my 4th year using one of these composters for my backyard composting (leaves, grass clippings, garden waste, kitchen scraps). It does an awesome job- big enough capacity that there's enough biomass to keep the breakdown happening year round, you can configure the size easily and on the fly, there's easy access to the pile over the edge for turning, etc. The compost comes out consistent- an issue I've had with every other composting system I've ever tried, this one has the best outcome... the mesh design and upright orientation of this composter allows the right amount of air and water to penetrate the pile, so as long as you turn it with regular frequency, the materials break down evenly and quickly. Easiest composting ever!
I've tried other types of systems over my years of gardening and permaculture work- those smaller rotating bins or 55gal (or smaller) converted barrels don't have enough capacity to fuel the bio-reactions, and then they get gross FAST, not to mention the issue of limited accessibility to the material through tiny doors; the on-the-ground 3-sided 3-bin system doesn't allow enough air to penetrate the pile and takes up a lot of space; random big...

United States on Oct 16, 2019