AEROBIC COMPOSTER STACKER & BAGGER

SYSTEME DE COMPOSTAGE AEROBIE

English Abstract

ABSTRACT
In the Compost Container you have a simple containment
system, easily assembled, and disassembled. These are it's
most unique features.
The 1/8" polyethelene wrap is held together by simple
clamps and a plastic rod and stake fascilitate the easy
filling and emptying of the container.
The 3cm X 200cm X100cm polyethelene sheet has 6cm holes
to encourage aerobic decomposition of organic material.
The lid is also designed to this end. The container is
also designed to accomodate poly garbage bags, for easy
filling. It can also be used to stack and store compost.
Utilizing a polyethelene liner (poly-snow fence). This
device can be easily stored. Hanging flat against a wall,
or rolled up into a small cylinder.

Claims

CLAIMS
1. The principle of a wrap around collapsable container
regardless of material used, size of the device, or the
method of fastening said device.
2. That said device designated aerobic composter bagger and
stacker is entirly inventor idea and claims any right to
any future device based on this principle.
3. The inventor claims the right to the idea of a dis-
posable liner for said device " The Aerobic Composter"

Description

SPECIFICATION
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This invention relstes to the~easy handling of surplus.
Organic bio-degradable vegetable matter around the home. To
acheive aerobic decomposition of such vegetable matter
that should be placed inside.
Unlike other systems, this device allows the owner to
remove and reassemble the device. Remove undigested material
from the top, replacing it in the container for further
decomposition.
In previous systems you generally find a simple box
shap~d container with a lid and a small acess door at the
bottom. They are, generally speaking, of small capacity.
Take some time to assemble and are a permanant fixture. ~ -

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I have found that these disadvantages have been over-
come, by the simple wrap around system. Capacity is only
limited by the size of the wrap at present. Eight cubic feet,
by simply removing the 1 cm plastic rod and sta'ke. The
devlce comes apart exposing the material for easy handling ;--
and further processing.
FIGURE 1
Shows the wrap ready to assemble. This is acheived
by inserting the self-locking claims into the 1 cm X 3 cm
large ~oles provided.
FIGURE 2
Then the simple procedure of inserting the 1 cm plastic
rod and stake. Binds the container together.
FIGURE 3 ;~
Here is the container filled with material.
FIGURE 4
The material is exposed ready for use or futher processing.
FIGURE 5
Shows undigested material returned for futher de-
composition.
FIGURE 6
Decomposed material is now ready for futher processing
or use.
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