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Do you ever run out of space in your beds to put the compost (or have to remove soil) say after a year or 2?If I was buying soil for a new bed - should I just but too soil so that I can complement it with my own compost over time ... or should I Still b...

Question 2

Garrat

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

I want to buy a rubber mat to put underneath it when it arrives. What size sould the mat be?

Question 3

Geraldine Powell

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi, can you tell how the joraform composter holds up along the coast. The composter is quite expensive if it would be lost to rust in few years!Do they have a guarantee on the steel?Thanks.

Question 4

Jill Burton

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Do you have a video of how to make the polytunnel ? (not a mesh tunnel)

Question 5

Conor

No Title

Asked 8 years ago 0 answers

Raised beds > Liners & Covers > Polythene 2.8m x 4.0m

Question 6

kieron mc keogh

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Liners & Covers > Polythene 2.8m x 4.0m

Question 7

Yvonne watson

What size is this enviro mesh please

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

I have 4 of the 6x4 tunnels- How many beds will one sheet fit of the giant mesh if I cut it please? Thank you!

Question 8

Kat

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi Could I get a longer length to cover a 8ft x 3.5ft . thanks.

Question 9

Damian

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Hi there. Your product looks great. I have two 4x8 foot raised beds to cover. I guess I need 4 hoops rather than the three you show in your 6x4 beds? Also will the enviromesh be large enough for this?

Question 10

Jonathan

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

hello do you do a 4 x 4 size? thank you

Question 11

Richard

Asked 9 years ago 0 answers

What size does it come in

Question 12

Richard Smyth

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

How big is this mesh? Will it fit a 6f x 4t frame?

Question 13

Catherine

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Why dontbyoubputbthe vdimensions of the enviromesh on this page?

Question 14

Kevin O Donovan

Asked 9 years ago 0 answers

Good morning Are these boards natural or treated

Question 15

Karen Myrie

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 120cm x 17.5cm x 20mm Board

Question 16

sue mcginn

where does thetimber come from?

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 120cm x 22.5cm x 20mm Board

Question 17

moira Nigriello

is the timber treated?

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 120cm x 22.5cm x 33.5mm Board

Question 18

George Taylor

Why do we require 2 brackets for each corner

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 53cm Fixing Bracket

Question 19

Tim Kitchen

Hi, What size screws will I need to use these with 1.25" thick boards and 3" posts? Thanks

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 53cm Fixing Bracket

Question 20

patricia bailey

Hi, are these suitable for making beds for organic gardening? how is the wood treated? Thanks

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 180cm x 17.5cm x 20mm Board

Question 21

Roger Discombe

Do they have Posidrive heads?

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 4.0 x 40mm Wood Screws (200 per box)

Question 22

Ting Ting Grace

Hi, are these screws 30mm in length? I am buying 1.25 in planks to make raised bed. Which are 31 mm thick.Thanks.

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Raised beds > Raised Bed Parts > 4.0 x 30mm Wood Screws (200 per box)

Question 23

Megan

Is there a lid for this composter that I can buy separately?

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Hi, do you do 5ft double bay units? Thanks. Regards,Seán

Question 24

Seán Byrne

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi,I presently have two home made 5 foot square bays that are falling apart. Can you supply this product with greater than 3 foot boards e.g. 4 foot or 5 foot? I would be buying 3 of them as there is quite a slope so I don't think a 3 bay unit will work...

Question 25

Keith C

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

I only have room for a double compost unit, can you forward price for a double unit

Question 26

rob

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hello,I need to expand my present wire mesh compost bin. I have plenty of timber but would like to use your Heavy duty injection moulded fixing brackets for the removable fron. Are these available as an item?

Question 27

David Jupe

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

What is the total area of this?

Question 28

Marie

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Hi,What is the capacity in ltrs please?Many thanks,Teresa

Question 29

Teresa Heffernan

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi when will these be back in stock?

Question 30

Mary

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

From the instructions it looks like there are 2 versions. (extended posts and non-extended posts)Does this version come with the extended posts that require to be set in the ground?

Question 31

Daithi F

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Your list of materials includes “treated” timber boards/posts. How & with what are they treated? If pressure treated with chemicals, do you have any concern these chemicals will make it to the compost, that will eventually make it to the ...

Question 32

Erin E.

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Hi there AndrewHow long does it take the compost to rot so that it can be used Going for a two compartment type system typically how long would it need to spend in both Many thanks Gerry

Question 33

Gerry Mac Ruairc

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Cannot find the mounting brackets for purchasing? Or can we not purchase them speedster?

Question 34

Ryan

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi there,You mention that they are designed for posts to be dug into the ground but can be modified for placement on a 'hard surface'. Why is a hard surface necessary? Can it not just sit on the ground?Best regardsJoe

Question 35

Joe

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Do you sell lids for the wooden composters - would be a necessity I think, even in sunny Meath.

Question 36

Paul Duggan

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

It is not clear the size of current pots in stock.

Question 37

Irina George

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

How strong are the 7cm pots/how well do they stand up to reuse?

Question 38

alex

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Question 39

GRAHAM DAVIES

best pots for tomatoes

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

What is the volume in litres of the largest '11 x 11cm' size?

Question 40

Kevin Broaders

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

HelloI would like to buy a number of items but these include some 9cm pots. Is there any indication of when they will be back in stock?Many thanks

Question 41

Alison Jackson

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Which one is more suitable for potting on brassicas seedlings? And sweetcorns, sunflowers?

Question 42

Ali cheung

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

when will you have this back in stock? many thanks.

Question 43

Rachel Walsh

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Is the timber treated? If so how/with what?How long do you think the timber will last?Jeremy Wylie

Question 44

jeremy wylie

Asked 4 years ago 1 answer

Would it be possible to get 6' corner posts instead of the 4' posts as advertised on the website. I see on previous comments that the length was reduced to allow ease of construction and necessity but I'd rather fix them into the ground for rigidity.

Question 45

Stephen

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Any hints about keeping rats out in the winter...chicken wire in the base??

Question 46

Mary Hickey

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi there,The NZcompost system looks great,I wonder if there is an option to have a cover over the top ,to keep the rain off?Also,do you provide an assembly service,and how much ,is delivery to Kerry?many thanks

Question 47

Mary Hickey

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Is pressure treated wood suitable to use in a composter to produce compost for growing food? Pressure treated means chemically treated?

Question 48

Michael

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

The instructions delivered with the wood differs a bit from the ones on the web page. Which ones should I follow?

Question 49

Noel

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

In the kit list it states the posts are 4ft but the compost bins are 4ft which suggests they will not be long enough to go into the ground. Should they not be 6ft? If so this means you would also have to level the ground where the bins are to be located....

Question 50

Amanda

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer