85 litre traditional garden incinerator, made from galvanised steel. Total height (including lid a...85 litre traditional garden incinerator, made from galvanised steel. Total height (including lid and leg) 800mm. Suitable for everyday use. The Draper Galvanised Garden Incinerator is perfect for easy disposal of garden and household waste. Made from robust galvanised steel, this 85L incinerator boasts a chimney lid for efficient combustion. Built-in handles and strategically placed side ventilation holes ensure optimal fire control and ease of use. Standing 800mm tall (including lid and legs), it's a practical and reliable choice for daily garden upkeep.
This guide is for homeowners and gardeners seeking an efficient way to dispose of garden waste. The Draper Galvanised Garden Incinerator offers a practical solution for burning dry garden and household waste. However, ensure you comply with local regulations regarding open fires. This guide covers setup, use, and maintenance to help you get the most out of your incinerator.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
53253
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What can I burn in the incinerator?
You can burn dry garden waste such as leaves, twigs, and small branches, as well as dry household waste.
What should I NOT burn?
Do not burn plastics, treated wood, household waste (except dry materials), or anything that produces toxic fumes or excessive smoke.
How do I clean the incinerator?
Allow the incinerator to cool completely, then remove any ash. Clean the exterior with a damp cloth.
Where should I place the incinerator?
Place it on a stable, non-flammable surface, away from buildings and flammable materials.
Is there a warranty?
The product information does not specify the warranty period. Contact the retailer for specific warranty details.
How do I control the fire?
The ventilation holes provide airflow control. Always monitor the fire and ensure it remains contained.
Can I use this incinerator in all weather conditions?
It is best to use this incinerator in dry, calm weather conditions. Avoid use during high winds or fire risk periods.
Troubleshooting
Incinerator is not burning efficiently.
Ensure the waste is dry and the ventilation holes are not blocked. Check for any obstructions in the chimney lid.
Smoke is excessive.
Only burn dry materials. Avoid overloading the incinerator. Ensure the chimney lid is properly in place.
The handles get too hot.
Allow the incinerator to cool before handling. Use heat-resistant gloves if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable galvanised steel construction.
Efficient combustion with a chimney lid.
Built-in handles for easy movement.
Ventilation holes to ensure proper airflow.
Cons
Requires adherence to local regulations regarding burning.
Capacity may be limited for large amounts of waste.
Requires a safe, open outdoor space for use.
Not suitable for wet waste or materials that produce excessive smoke.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Placement: Place the incinerator on a stable, non-flammable surface away from buildings, trees, and other flammable materials.
Safety: Always ensure the area around the incinerator is clear of debris.
Loading: Only burn dry garden and household waste. Avoid burning plastics, treated wood, or other materials that produce toxic fumes.
Lighting: Use firelighters or kindling to start the fire.
Operation: Monitor the fire and use the handles to move the incinerator if needed.
Cleaning: Allow the incinerator to cool completely before removing ash. Dispose of ash responsibly.
Maintenance: Check the incinerator for any signs of damage or wear and tear before each use. Store it in a dry place when not in use.