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Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter No Turn

SKU: HB600/BG
£37999
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The Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter is a no turn outdoor compost bin designed for aerobic hot composting at home. With an internal lung system and moisture recirculation feature, this 600 litre unit supports compost production in around 90 days when managed correctly.

Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter 

This 600 litre hot garden composter is built for year round outdoor use in almost all climates. The enclosed structure keeps compost tightly compact to retain heat while supporting healthy aerobic composting conditions.

No Turn Hot Garden Composter With Internal Lung System

The integrated internal lung removes the need to turn compost manually. Airflow is directed through the centre of the bin, maintaining oxygen levels for decomposer microorganisms that break down waste efficiently.

Thick insulation helps maintain high internal temperatures so compost can be ready in approximately 90 days. The moisture recirculation system supports consistent humidity, helping microorganisms extract nitrogen and carbon from waste.

Aerobin Hot Composter Producing Compost And Liquid Fertiliser

Liquid fertiliser, also known as leachate, typically begins collecting within 4 to 6 weeks. Compost starts forming at the base within 8 to 12 weeks. A hose extension kit is included for easier leachate extraction.

Outdoor Hot Garden Bin With Vermin Resistant Design

This hot garden bin features a vermin resistant construction and a contemporary appearance in Brunswick Green. It is suitable for reducing household waste sent to landfill while producing nutrient dense organic material for garden plant and flower use.

600 Litre Aerobin Dimensions And Assembly Requirements

Capacity 600L. Height 170cm. Width 74cm. Depth 74cm. Colour Brunswick Green. Two people are required for assembly of this outdoor hot compost bin.

How To Use The Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter Correctly

This hot garden composter works best when at least half full. Waste should be premixed before loading to prevent concentrated layers. Woody material should be shredded or mulched before adding. To start the process, add around 5cm of non sterilised compost to the base.

We supply specialist composting equipment with detailed product knowledge and guidance. Our experience in aerobic composting systems allows us to provide clear instructions so you can manage your Aerobin with confidence in UK garden conditions.

Can The Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter Be Placed On Soil Or Paving

The unit can be positioned on level soil or a solid surface such as paving slabs, provided drainage and stability are considered during installation.

Is The Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter Suitable For Large Garden

With a 600 litre capacity, this model is well suited to medium and large garden spaces that generate regular organic waste.

Does The Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter Require Electricity

No electricity is required as the internal airflow system operates through passive ventilation and natural heat generation.

Can Grass Clipping Be Added To The Aerobin 600L 

Grass clipping can be added when mixed with other materials to maintain a balanced carbon and nitrogen ratio.

How Should The Aerobin 600L Composter Be Cleaned

The exterior can be wiped with water if needed. Internal cleaning is rarely required as ongoing composting activity keeps material breaking down.

Is The Aerobin 600L Hot Garden Composter Suitable For Community Garden

The large capacity and contained design make it suitable for shared garden spaces where multiple households contribute organic waste.

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Specifications

Dimensions:

Height: 170cm

Width: 74cm

Depth: 74cm

Capacity: 600L

How To Use

More info:

If you want to get the hot garden composting process underway quickly, add a layer (about 5cm) of non-sterilised compost to the base of the outdoor hot bin.

Ensure any outdoor woody material is shredded or mulched before adding to hot bin allow for quicker breakdown.

This hot garden Aerobin works best when at least half full and waste should be premixed before its loaded into the hot bin to avoid any concentrations of individual matter.

Problem solving:

Problem:

When too wet:

  • Compost not heating up
  • Bad smell
  • Not decomposing well

Solution:

  • Take out the material and add back in with layers of dry, brown, garden material (leaves, sawdust, wood shavings). 

Newspaper (if scrunched up/shredded) counts as brown material and will help. 

If larger leaves and garden material not decomposing, shred into smaller pieces.

Problem:

When too dry:

  • Not decomposing

Solution:

  • Take out the material, and start the process again. Take care to layer, dry brown garden materials between wet, green materials (grass, kitchen scraps, other plant material).
  • If compost is too dry, it becomes water repellent and is difficult to re-wet. 
  • Avoid putting dry garden materials in hot bin, unless mixed or moistened with wet, green materials.

Problem:

Insects

  • Garden compost hot bin attracting insects

Solution:

  • It is normal to have flies and small insects in and around the hot garden compost bin. They are a natural part of decomposition. 

If these insects are annoying, cover with shredded paper, grass clippings or use a pyrethrum spray.

More Information

Brown (dry) materials to use in your hot garden compost bin:

  • Long yellow grass
  • Roots or branches, mulched
  • Pea straw
  • Leaves or small twigs
  • 'Balled up' newspaper or office paper

Green, wet materials to use in your hot garden compost bin:

  • Tea leaves/tea bags
  • Green garden cuttings
  • Lawn clippings and weeds
  • Coffee grounds
  • Food scraps
  • Citrus and onions (small)
  • Vegetable peelings

What NOT to use in your hot garden compost bin:

  • Oils
  • Meat
  • Fish
  • Wood
  • Glossy magazines
  • Dairy
  • Faeces from meat eating animals
  • Ash