Recycled Plastic Worm Composting Stackable Bin

Worm composting with a worm bin is a great way to convert kitchen scraps, newspaper, junk mail, vegetables, fruits, egg shells, coffee grounds, paper and cardboard into nutrient-rich vermicompost for your garden.

Many master gardeners consider worm castings to be the very best compost available. Your plants will thrive with this all-natural compost. Sorting out the undigested scraps can be a messy, inconvenient chore with ordinary worm composters.

Features:

5 year warranty on parts and workmanship

Year Round Production

Odor Free Operation

Expandable with 3, 4, or 5 Trays

Easy to Assemble and Manage

Ventilation Lid with Tips

Can house 8 to 12 thousand worms that consume 5-8 lbs of food per week

Includes a 16 page instructional booklet with pictures.

Built-in worm tea collector tray and spigot for easy draining.

Specifications:

Measures 16" x 16" x 21" for a 3 tray system. Worm Bin becomes 3.5" taller for each tray added.

All models are made from 60 percent recycled plastic!

Worm bins are operational in temperatures between 45 and 85 degrees, so you'll need to keep it someplace within that temperature range.

Included:

Stacking Trays and Base

Instruction Book

1 250gm Coir Brick

Shredded Paper

Ventilation Tips Lid

Spigot

Assembly Screws

Worm Tea Collection Tray

Worm Bin Colors:
Choose Black, Terra Cotta and Now available in Green!

The Worm Compost Stackable Bin is designed to minimize odors, but it works even better with a base of Coco Fiber. A high carbon material will neutralize smells, promote aeration, and act as a buffer to fruit flies and other pests. You can also use other high carbon material, such as sawdust, shredded newspaper, corn cobs, or ground cardboard.

Can I put pet waste in the Worm Works?

This compost bin can handle pet waste, but pet waste from dogs, cats, ferrets, and birds should never be mixed with food scraps. Waste from these pets contains dangerous pathogens that will breed in food waste and can pose health risks. That means if you can use the bin exclusively for pet waste or exclusively for food scraps, but the two should never come into contact. Using separate trays is not sufficient to isolate the harmful bacteria.

Worms do a very good job breaking down dog droppings, but they can also handle ferret and cat droppings if the waste is not mixed with gravel. Kitty litter is not compostable and should not be put in the bin because it can kill the worms. If you have a pet pig or pet bird, please do not try to compost their waste. Pig waste and bird droppings contain many pathogens that can harm humans, and should be disposed of just like human waste.

Shipping Weights:
3 Tray – 12lbs
4 Tray – 13lbs
5 Tray – 14lbs