Tierra Garden Mesh Garden Sieve, Fine Galvanized Screen for Efficient Soil Sifting and Planting Preparation, 14.25”x12.75”x5.5” (Standard)

I love, love, love this sifter! For the past 3 years I’ve had a 20 gal. container of soil and rocks needing to be sifted to be able to use. Yesterday I tackled it and it was a breeze to sift out the stones, rub the clumps of clay soil along the galvanized steel mesh without worry that it would bend or break - its very sturdy. Initially I thought it might be too small, but it is actually the perfect size as anything bigger would be harder to handle in both size and weight.

My husband and I needed to plant a new lawn area after a patio extension. Our existing top soil was re-used but needed to be screened of dead turf and stones. The Tierra Garden screen did a fantastic job. It was a good size and nice and sturdy. The soil was easily cleaned and it’s ready for seeding.

I like the fact that it is compact and can easily be carried from place to place. It seems well designed and the size is so manageable. A very economical purchase as well.

I rough sift, then fine sift, dirt and compost. I use this sieve to fine sift both and also coffee grounds. This has lasted 3 years and has a good volume and grip for fine sifting. I will definitely buy again if and when the first one fails.

This softer was great for removing large pieces from potting soil to get it ready for soil blocking. It’s the perfect size and very well made. I purchased the single screen so it is intact and doesn’t move making it very easy to work quickly.

This sifter was more expensive than others that I saw, but this is a good size and it's very sturdy. The two sifter option wasn't available, but for what I needed it did the job. The mesh is angled upwards which greatly helps when sifting, and it doesn't bend or bow. I would purchase this again if needed

I like this mesh garden sieve but the wired holes are too big for my particular needs (seeds, composting, my worm bin, etc). Everything just falls right through it. The material itself is very solid, however, so I do still like it. I'm just not sure how to use it on my homestead.

Okay... little background. We have been attempting to get out cats to use the "litter quitter". One has succeeded because she is smart... the other unfortunately falls short of expectations. So we have to go back to the basic litter box for the dumb one (especially after the explosion diarrhea incident). We absolutely love the flushable litter and did not want to go back to the clay type. All of the sifting litter pans' slots are too small for our flushable litter and we have one of the opened top litter box instead. SOOO... this is where we are now. We've been using if for a few days now and it has been absolutely fantastic! I can sift it, then dump the used litter into the toilet, super easy. Not the conventional use for this pan but it is phenomenal for our purpose.