The wooden composter, available in 305-litre or 603-litre capacity, is made from spruce sourced from protected French forests. 7-year guarantee.
Wood is an excellent thermal insulator, helping to maintain a consistent temperature inside the composter. This stable temperature encourages the optimal development of microorganisms responsible for breaking down waste.
The small gaps between the wooden boards provide adequate aeration, maintaining the compost’s biodiversity and allowing beneficial insects and organisms to settle easily.
With proper care, the composter will last for many years. It decomposes naturally without polluting the environment. Its natural and aesthetic appearance helps it blend harmoniously into your garden landscape.
Compost from a wooden composter is rich in essential nutrients that boost plant growth. It improves soil structure by increasing water retention and encouraging strong root development. Additionally, it enriches the soil with beneficial microorganisms that assist in organic matter breakdown, making nutrients more available to plants.
Delivered complete with:
- 4 sides made up of 8 panels each,
- 4 rods in recycled plastic,
- 1 hinged lid with 2 parts,
- 1 assembly instruction.
We also recommend adding between 500g and 1kg of compost worms to your composter to revitalise your garden with earthworms. See the guide for more info.
You can also add Bokashi activator to speed up breakdown and effectively reduce bad odours.
Examples of compostable waste:
- Organic waste (kitchen peels, meal leftovers without fats, ...),
- Carbon-based waste (cardboard, paper, tissues ...),
- Dead leaves,
- Wood shavings,
- Wilted flowers.
Advantages
Natural and aesthetic, eco-friendly:
- 100% French-made, PEFC certified,
- Natural aeration and insulation,
- Biodiversity preservation,
- Simple, fast, tool-free assembly,
- Easy compost removal with a practical opening,
- Sturdy: solid, 18mm-thick panels,
- High-quality compost.
Principle and use:
As the lower compartments fill up, add a new tray and move up a level. The worms gradually move upward, attracted by fresh organic waste. Vermicompost and compost tea are harvested from the lower levels of the worm composter.