Customer Reviews for VEVOR Compost Spreader, 24" for Peat Moss Soil, Powder Coated Metal 2/5 x 3/5 in Holes Mesh Basket, 24.4"/28.5" Long Adjustable Pole, for Garden Lawn Care Use, Green

Took only 5 minutes to assemble. It works better then I expected.

Well Built, the door latches are on the outside of the roller and are very sturdy. Quick delivery and great value.

I looked at several other compost spreaders before deciding on the vivo model. Came very quickly, was easy to assemble and did an excellent job of applying peat moss during overseeding a lawn. Would definitely recommend!

High quality for a low price. I can’t recommend this compost spreader enough. Perfect for spreading pest moss for lawn renovations or spread compost.

I purchased it in March of 2023. It is as displayed. It works great for spreading both peat moss and yard sand. For my use as a homeowner it works great and appears to be well made. I have a 12,000 sqft. yard and have applied both sand and peak moss seperate 2 times with both and it worked perfectly and it still looks brand new. VERY happy with the product to date. 8/3/2023.

I bought this mainly to spread compost on my yard. So far, it has worked quite well and seems well built. The price compared to other similar spreaders is also very good.

Perfect peat moss spreader. There is not much more to say. High quality, low price. Fast delivery. All around great value.

I have used this on my lawn at least 5 times so far. This is a great compost and dirt spreader! It works well and it's a great value!

nice, simple piece of equipment, makes spreading compost or soil a breeze and it does an excellent job of filtering out any sticks or stones that may come in some bags of soil. Two thumbs up

This is definitely better than spreading with a shovel or by hand but one drawback is when rolling out the compost there is a wide strip that is bare due to the width of the removable door frame added to the supports on the roller for the door frame. If only applying one coat, you have to go back and manually cover over those gaps or put another layer perpendicular and hope the second set of gaps don't align with the first set of gaps.