Garden Compost Bin Beehive Composter Rowlinson
Enhance your garden with our elegant garden compost bin, inspired by the intricate design of a beehive. This traditional solution transforms household and garden waste into nourishing compost, perfect for your plants. Featured on ITV’s ‘Love Your Garden’ with Alan Titchmarsh.
Designed by Rowlinson, this beehive composter not only enhances your outdoor environment but also recycles essential nutrients to enrich your soil and elevate its quality – truly a testament to the art of eco-friendly gardening.
The discerning horticulturist recognizes the numerous advantages of creating their own compost, and the exquisite design of the Rowlinson Beehive Composter seamlessly integrates into any outdoor area, with the added option of doubling as a planter.
The softwood used in this product is derived from sustainable sources and has been treated with pressure to guarantee long-lasting protection against weathering and rot. The Beehive Composter arrives in its natural state, but can be elevated with a touch of colour through the use of appropriate wood paint.
This artistic compost bin features a hinged lid with a lift stay and a detachable base panel, allowing for effortless access. With its impressive 211 litre capacity, it is the perfect addition to your garden.
Please note that this item is self assembly. Click here to view the assembly instructions.
External Dimensions:
Height: 840mm
Width: 740mm
Depth: 740mm
Capacity:
Approximate Capacity: 211 Litres
Delivery information:
Delivery to mainland UK only. The following postcodes we are unable to deliver: DG, G, KA, ML: Dumfries, Glasgow, Kilmarnock, Motherwell. AB, DD, FK, IV, KY, PA, PH: Aberdeen, Dundee, Falkirk, Inverness, Kirkcaldy, Paisley, Pert BT, GY, HS, IM, JE, KW, PA (20-78), ZE, PO (30-40), Belfast, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, Kirkwall, Shetlands, Outer Hebrides, Lerwick, Isle of Wight.
Extra information:
This has a 12 month manufacturer warranty. Any item that has not been pressure treated, is in a natural finish must be treated within the first 3 months and annually thereafter.
