Stonesoup COMMUNITY COMPOSTER AADITI

Our community composter container is an owc and organic waste composter.

Benefits of Aaditi Community Composter:
(i) No electricity required
(ii) excellent aeration
(iii) No shredder needed
(iv) separate structure/ infrastructure is not required to host the composter
(v) no leachate
(vi) collapsible design for easy transportation and relocation
(vii) no need for dedicated staff ,housekeeping collecting the waste can manage it
(viii) simple hassle free process,no churning or mixing required
(ix) easy to harvest
(x) great quality compost
(xi)no smell issue
(xii) Can be installed on ground or on terrace,space required for each unit is 4ft by 5 ft

Aaditi – Benefits

No smell ,no turning,hassle free easy community composter
Ergonomically designed for easy handling of waste ensuring that waste need not be lifted above waist level.
Shredded waste composts faster but in the event of non-availability of a shredder, works perfectly fine if the waste is not shredded.
It is a organic compost designed for hassle-free harvesting of compost. Just drop aside and shovel compost directly into sacks or drums. No need to lift.
No need for cemented floor or covered roof. Can handle heavy rains. Place it in the ornamental or in your herb garden, next to security desk, near the dog house or near each block.
This versatile bin can be used for Vermicomposting too.
Does not need electricity to work
Does not need dedicated staff to manage it
Microbes make sure that composting is fast and without any smell
No leachate due to good aeration
Dimensions:

Aaditi -LARGE : 40″x 48″x 36″

What can you do with the compost?

(i) A herb/vegetable garden can be created and community can grow healthy food together

(ii) The compost can be sent to all the houses and they can utilize for their balcony garden and potted plants.

(iii) The community can have a tie up with a few organic farmers and send the compost to these farmers at a nominal cost.

(iv) Compost can be mixed with compost maker powder and used for layering for next batch of composting