Composter Flo 35624 — garden composter 933×933×1130 mm

Flo 35624 is a compact garden composter designed for outdoor composting of household organic waste and garden clippings. With external dimensions of 933×933×1130 mm, this single-unit compost bin provides a contained environment that supports aerobic decomposition and gradual transformation of kitchen scraps, grass cuttings, leaves and other biodegradable material into usable compost for soil conditioning.

Advantages

The composter’s cubic footprint and moderate height offer an efficient balance between capacity and space requirements for small to medium gardens and allotments. Its design facilitates air circulation to promote aerobic breakdown while retaining moisture to maintain microbial activity. The unit is supplied complete as one pack for immediate placement outdoors and requires minimal assembly and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Home kitchen organic waste (vegetable and fruit scraps, coffee grounds, eggshells)
• Garden trimmings and lawn clippings
• Leaves, small branches and plant residues
• Allotments and small-scale garden beds needing compost

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 933 mm (width) × 933 mm (depth) × 1130 mm (height)
• Single-unit supply: one composter per pack
• Capacity suitable for small to medium garden waste volumes
• Designed for outdoor use and aerobic composting

How to use

Place the composter on a level, well-drained area with partial sun or shade and easy access for adding material and turning contents. Start by adding a layer of coarse material such as twigs or straw to improve drainage at the base, then alternate layers of green (nitrogen-rich) and brown (carbon-rich) materials. Maintain moisture similar to a wrung-out sponge and turn or aerate periodically to support aerobic decomposition. Avoid adding large quantities of meat, dairy, diseased plants or persistent weeds.

Usage recommendations

For faster composting, chop larger materials into smaller pieces, maintain a balance of green and brown inputs, and turn the contents every 1–3 weeks depending on temperature and activity. Regular monitoring of moisture and occasional mixing will help produce finished compost suitable for soil improvement.