CompostingNew inMaze rotary composter: no more turning compost by hand
A European exclusive at the farm: the Australian Maze rotary composter. One turn of the handle is all it takes to aerate your compost, in a closed drum that keeps rodents at bay.
- The Maze rotary composter is aerated with a simple turn of the handle.
- Its two compartments let you compost continuously.
- Its closed drum keeps rodents and odours at bay.
No more turning your compost with a fork! As a European exclusive at Moutta Farm, here is the Maze 245-litre rotary composter, all the way from Australia, that everyone is talking about.
Effortless aerobic composting
To break down properly, compost needs air. In a conventional composter, you have to turn it regularly, which soon becomes a chore. With the Maze, a few turns of the handle are all it takes: the gear system rotates the drum, and the waste is gently oxygenated.
The result: rich, nutrient-dense compost, with virtually no effort at all.
Two compartments for continuous composting
Its drum is divided into two separate chambers. While the first one finishes maturing, you fill the second. You never have to stop composting. Sliding doors give easy access for adding your waste and collecting the compost.
Rodent-proof and odour-free
The drum is closed and raised off the ground, so rodents cannot get in. Well aerated, the compost gives off no unpleasant smells. Sturdy, the composter is built to stay outdoors all year round.
Still undecided? Our page rotary composters: how they work, their benefits and their real limitations tells you everything, with no false promises.
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