Garden Waste Incinerator - 60 Litre

This 60 litre garden incinerator is constructed from strong galvanised metal, providing a durable ...

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The 60 Litre Garden Waste Incinerator by BARGAINS-GALORE is an ideal solution for homeowners and gardeners looking for an efficient way to dispose of dry garden waste, wood, and paper. Its robust galvanised metal construction ensures longevity against the elements, while the integrated chimney and lid system allow for controlled burning. However, users should be aware that this unit is intended for outdoor use only and requires careful placement away from flammable structures or overhanging branches to ensure safety during operation.

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Model Part Number	5056316719780
Brand	NTI

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FAQs

Can I use this to burn plastic waste?

No, this incinerator is designed specifically for garden waste, paper, and wood. Burning plastic releases toxic fumes and is harmful to the environment.

Is the incinerator rust-proof?

While the galvanised metal is designed to be weather-resistant, it may develop surface rust over time if left exposed to harsh conditions for extended periods.

Can I move it while the fire is lit?

No, never attempt to move the incinerator while it is in use or while the metal is hot, as it poses a significant burn hazard.

What is the maximum weight capacity?

The incinerator is designed to hold a volume of 60 litres. Avoid packing it so tightly that you block the internal airflow.

Should I use an accelerant to start the fire?

It is safer to use dry kindling and paper. Using liquid accelerants like petrol can be dangerous and damage the metal structure.

Troubleshooting

Fire is smoldering and producing excessive smoke

The waste is likely too wet or the unit is overfilled; remove some material and ensure the fire has sufficient oxygen through the vents.

The lid is difficult to remove after burning

The metal may have expanded due to high heat; allow the unit to cool down fully, and the metal will contract, making the lid easier to remove.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Sturdy galvanised metal construction resists rust and heat degradation
Pre-drilled ventilation holes ensure a steady and consistent burn
Chimney design helps direct smoke upwards, away from the immediate area
Easy to move thanks to the lightweight design and side handles

Cons

Not suitable for burning wet, green garden waste which can create excessive smoke
Metal surfaces become extremely hot during operation, posing a burn risk
Requires a flat, non-combustible surface for safe stability

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup is straightforward: identify a location at least 3-5 meters away from fences, trees, and buildings to avoid fire hazards. Ensure the legs are set firmly on level ground. Always keep the lid on when burning to manage debris and embers. After use, allow the unit to cool down completely before attempting to empty the ash; this usually takes several hours. To maintain the life of your incinerator, store it in a dry shed or under a cover during the winter months to prevent premature weathering of the galvanised finish. Regularly clear out the ventilation holes to ensure the air supply remains unobstructed.