8.9
Lightweight single chamber tumbling compost bin
Small Tumbling Composters with sliding doors
A popular compact size for single-chamber tumbling bins 20 bins · 13 brands
8.9
Small Tumbling Composters with sliding doors
8.5
Tumbling Composters with sliding doors Rapid
8.5
Tumbling Dual chamber composters Medium Composters with sliding doors
8.4
8.4
8.3
Black Food waste composters BPA-free Yard waste bins Medium
8.1
Tumbling BPA-free Composters with sliding doors Aerated
8.0
Black Tumbling Composters with sliding doors Aerated
8.0
Dual chamber composters Yard waste bins Aerated Rapid
7.6
Small Tumbling BPA-free Composters with sliding doors
7.4
Dual chamber composters BPA-free Composters with sliding doors
7.3
Black Tumbling Dual chamber composters Yard waste bins Medium Composters with sliding doors
Black Dual chamber composters BPA-free
Food waste composters Tumbling Dual chamber composters Aerated
Black Tumbling Dual chamber composters Green
Black Tumbling Dual chamber composters
Black Tumbling Yard waste bins Medium Composters with sliding doors
8.3
Green Food waste composters Tumbling Dual chamber composters Medium Composters with sliding doors
About 70 liters, enough for daily scraps plus some yard trimmings.
They let one batch cure while the other fills, so you always have finished compost.
Yes, the locking system holds the door shut during turning.
Black and green are the common colors, sometimes with a yellow or green accent.
An 18.5 gallon chamber holds roughly 70 liters of material. That is enough for daily kitchen scraps plus some yard trimmings, but not a whole season of leaves. A dual chamber unit gives you two 18.5 gallon batches at different stages, so one side cures while the other fills.
Most 18.5 gallon composters are tumbling drums with a horizontal axis and a locking or sliding door. Dual chamber models split the drum into two separate compartments with their own doors. Single chamber versions have one opening and one batch space.
Sliding doors on 18.5 gallon bins let you dump finished compost without rotating the whole drum to a precise position. The locking system keeps the door shut during tumbling. Aeration holes or vents run along the drum body to let air in as you turn.
These bins come in black and green most often. Some dual chamber models use black with a yellow or green accent on the door or frame. BPA-free plastic is the standard material for the drum and doors.