Trendi 90 Litre Extra Large 90L Galvanised Metal Incinerator Recycle Garden Rubbish Fire Wood Burner Burning Leaves

I used it for old papers and cardboard covered with paint.It does what it says, the only extra you have to do,is place the 3 legs on it.Really good value money.

What everyone needs for bonfire night. That’s what we use this for. Small controlled fire that make great jacket potatoes Good night had by all

This incinerator is very effective. Once it gets going, it burns efficiently and only needs minimal top-ups. It reduces the contents to ash and also creates a lovely atmosphere, making it enjoyable to sit around like a fire pit. It creates nice warmth in winter. One important warning: do not place it directly on a stone patio. I even placed mine on a 3-inch-thick concrete block, and it still left permanent white marks on the patio underneath. I couldn't remove them, even with a steel brush. If you value your patio, make sure you use it on a surface that wont get damaged by the heat and that you are not precious about. First I used a thick tile, it cracked, then thick wood, this started burning and then I used the thick 3-inch concrete block and it still burned my patio.

Brilliant incinerator for burning garden waste safely! Takes plenty of material, and even with ash in the bottom, it's not heavy at all! Burns super hot. We've had plenty of fires in ours, and it's still in great condition. When it arrives, you have to attach the feet with a nut and bolt, but it's very simple. Would definitely recommend!👌

It dose the job

I prefer the design of having air holes all of the way up - it allows burning more freely and easily. I looked at a variety of suppliers. None had the design with more air holes and the prices were considerably higher. This model has [as stated] more air holes and it was cheaper too. Easy to attach the feet. Just a screw driver and a pair of pliers to hold the nut on the other side. Ready to use in 10 minutes. Great quality and excellent value.

Poor quality not worth the money

Had a good few fires in this. Been left in the elements for quite a while. On its way out now after a year