The Ecomposter - With No Base

• Capacity: 71 gallon (11 cubic ft. approx.)
• Dimensions: 32" Diameter
  
• Construction: Made of recycled and recyclable materials
• Weight: 38.4 lbs
• Creates nutrient rich compost in as little as 4-6 Weeks
• Attractive design and fun to use
• Very sturdy. Designed for all seasons.
• Very easy to read pictured assembly instructions
• 1-2 Hours to assemble. Requires only household tools to assemble
• Patented design
• Made in Israel
• 1 Year Warranty against manufacturers defects

How it Works:

• The Ecomposter has a surface/volume ratio that is smaller than any other shape due to its sphere design. The smaller the ratio, the less the impact of heat loss on the total heat generated from the compost heap and the faster the decomposition will occur.
• The shape and design are very pleasing to the eye, with no sharp lines for kids and pets safety, it will fit well into any garden or yard. The Ecomposter allows for a 360 degree rotation which adds the ability to mix materials up that help in the decomposing process.
• The dark green or black color helps promote the attraction of heat which is one of the 4 key elements of a successful composter.
• The 2 large openings (on either axis) allow for easy access to either put in or take out materials. The 2 smaller openings are easily opened by using a tool which helps ensure a solid lock each time.
• The pedestal adds form to function as it also lifts the Ecomposter from ground and allows for less bending accessing the unit.
  
• Inside the Ecomposter there are sixteen air tubes designed to shorten the composting process:
• The tubes help to break up and mix newly added materials to old materials
• The tubes hollow design allows for critical air flow to reach the center of the composting material. Also allows for an unobstructed way to get moisture into the center of the material, a key component to the breakdown of biological materials.
• The rotating system which enables the material to be regularly turned over, is a faster and easier way of producing compost. Tumbling improves mixing, aeration and moisture. It keeps the compost moist by preventing direct heat and dehydrating air from slowing down the decomposition process.