90L Galvanised Garden Incinerator Fire Bin

Garden waste, paperwork you'd rather not spend hours shredding, household/garden furniture... this bit of kit can deal with it all, so it's a worthwhile investment (imho). When the package arrives, it may look on the 'small side' but don't worry - once assembled, this is the exact size that you would expect a garden incinerator to be. (Just 3 x feet to attach - screws/nuts provided, but you will need your own cross-head screwdriver and preferably an adjustable spanner). There is a knack to using one of these, so always burn very dry products first (starting with e.g. newspaper and firelighters) and only once it's hot, should you add e.g. garden waste etc. Always keep the holes at he base clear, so if they get blocked, have a twig/stick ready to poke and clear any blockage. Please also bear in mind that this item will corrode pretty quick if you leave it outside during the winter (UK), so once it's cooled/finished burning, it's worth placing it somewhere undercover to protect it from rainwater etc.

I love this! It’s given me a lot of pleasure burning wood that’s been piling up. Easy to use. Safe. Stands strong even in windy weather.

This is a great product. It has helped us burn lots of leaves and branches from the garden. The only reason for giving it 4 stars is that the little feet aren’t sturdy and bed easily. You risk the bottom of the incinerator sitting directly on the ground if you don’t straighten them before every use.

Its OK. Bit thin and the lid is a tight fit, this makes getting it ti fit when in use and hot a bit of a chalange (might have been a bit out of shape), but the locking rings will stip it blowing away when not in use. Like all of these, 4 legs would make it so much more stable.

All as advertised. Quick delivery.

I love this bin. Cheapest I could find.

We initially went to get one of these from our local builders merchants but the only ones they had did not have any feet so the bin would be sitting directly on the ground. Amazon to the rescue with this one, which has been great so far and coped admirably with the stuff we've thrown at it. Assembly is simple, you'll need a crosshead screwdriver and 2 or 3 minutes to fix the legs onto the frame, then you are good to go. There's a small art to getting an incinerator bin burning properly - you'll want to get in burning hot before adding organic matter, and you'll ideally want it to be dry material you are burning to prevent too much smoke. Don't overfill it either. I use newspaper balls and dry twigs at the bottom, then build it up with later branches and sticks just like a bonfire. I then add some lager pieces of wood and then once it roaring I then add the green stuff. We're really happy with so far, and for the price it's been excellent. If this review has been useful please hit the 'helpful' button underneath - thanks!

Brought this to burn the parts of our old shed that we ripped down, and boy it does the trick! Fairly easy to put the legs on and fairly big also to fit alot in. Keeps a fire going for a long time and the chimmney cover is good to keep flames under control. however, we found with the chimmney cover more smoke was produced, so we prefer it with the lid off. Also the bin isn't exactly like the picture, there are air holes along the bottom of the bin, not all the way up like the picture, but doesn't make a difference tbh. Very good buy, and great to burn paper, wood and garden waste!