The Wormery WORMbox 240 litre is designed for apartment blocks, entrances, restaurants, canteens, ... It can process a volume of about 400 kg of organic waste per year, which suits 5 to 10 households.
Made in France, delivery within 5–10 days.
Need more space? Place WORMbox 240s in a row!
The WORMbox 240 is the result of years of research and testing, especially on the silo system. Compost worms work in the first 30/40 cm: if the bin is too big, they won't go to the sides or bottom. With the silo system, it’s like they have several square meters of working area, exploring the top, sides, and bottom.
Another advantage is the excellent aeration: oxygen flow is perfectly maintained with 4 ventilation grilles, waste doesn’t stick and you don’t need to turn the compost!
The worms "push" the worm casting (fertiliser) to the sides, which then falls down to be easily collected from the front access door.
The silo sits on a juice collector, with a durable aluminium mesh filter. Worms can’t drop down and drown in the juice tank. Just use the tap to collect the compost tea.
Delivered complete with:
- 2 kg compost worms (around 4000 worms),
- 1 silo in galvanised steel,
- 1 aluminium mesh filter,
- 1 juice tank with tap,
- 1 aluminium stand,
- 1 compost tea collector,
- 1 sieve for worm casting,
- 2 kg RégulaWorm,
- 2 kg WormFood,
10 litres of starter substrate, - 1 user manual + assembly guide.
The juice tank sits on an aluminium foot, all parts are dismantlable and easy to clean, with no drilling needed for installation and no risk of deformation.
On the lid, you’ll find important information about the worms’ diet.
It’s recommended to place the WORMbox 240 out of direct sunlight, avoid full south. The worms work best between 15 and 25°C.
Advantages
Vermicomposting on a large scale:
- Practical and stylish.
- Highly efficient with its Silo system and excellent aeration.
- Large waste processing; you can line up several units.
- Easy to move and maintain.
- All accessories included for a stress-free start.
Principle & usage:
Waste is added from above and the worm casting is collected at the bottom in a continuous flow. Just open the front access, and pick up the compost that naturally falls down. First harvest after 6 months.
