OK with additional optimization

We were looking for an inexpensive, green, small composter the visually less noticeable than the usual 1x1 m things out of galvanized metal or wood. The product description suggests the proximity to the visually similar fence mats in green, however:
- The material is much softer / more compliant than fence elements (!)
- The green color is the original significantly brighter than the common fence mats in dark green, rather a dull medium green
- The attached connecting parts (stainless steel coil springs) are all loose in box and seem to bring me unsuitable to stability in the corners and they are also guaranteed get rusty and probably hurt the coating of the side parts
- Give it no suitable ground to ward off mice etc., ditto also no cover

My optimizations for longer shelf life according to the motto "Do it right or do it again" ..
- I have first the side parts together very tightly on edge with black cable ties (guaranteed rustproof) connected
- After that I integrated into every corner a 90cm long dark green plant stake from the local hardware store with additional cable ties tight - Ok, now has the whole thing a lot more stability!
- I have the bottom afterwards with dark green (OK, no one looks me in the assembly ...) closed grid wire, again with plenty of black cable ties on all sides
- According to the IKEA-principle: the part is only stable if all the items are connected now obtained a quite stable in unit
- Because the corner rods are approximately 20cm longer the composter can thus be anchored in the ground

Surcharges:
- Approximately 100 cable ties and 4 planting rods dark green (together around 6 Euro)
- A role green "Kanichendrahtgitter" (around 7 euros)
= In total so around 13 euros and the longer assembly time

Conclusion: Who has enough time / desire to optimize receives for little money a viable solution
PS: Yes, I love the sound of the ratchet cable tie :-)