KetoPlastics 210 LITRE LARGE GARDEN INCINERATOR/BURNER/BONFIRE BIN FOR WASTE RUBBISH LEAVES

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Ensure that children cannot go near the fire bin – if they touch it while the incinerator is in use, they will get burnt. Like the Denney garden incinerator, this offering from Crazy Gadget is another well-priced, and solidly made, fire bin. With a galvanized steel body, lid, legs, and handles, it is certainly durable, and stands very stable even when filled to capacity. That capacity can vary, as this garden incinerator is available in 15, 18, 40, 60, 90, and a whopping 120 litre sizes. Assembly was a piece of cake, and only required the legs to be fitted on. All the screws needed were supplied with the incinerator, and they were decent enough quality to do the job.

Make sure that the area around your fire bin is all clear and there is nothing overhanging your garden incinerator bin.The second consideration is the material your incinerator is constructed from. Most are made from steel that has been galvanised to prevent rust, a handy feature as your incinerator is likely to stored outside and exposed to the elements year-round. Okay, enough with the rules and legal regulations. Let's focus the rest of our analysis on the burn barrel itself. Burn Cage Capacity Garden incinerator – the kids kept creeping closer and I should have been paying more attention to it

Every fire bin needs to have holes or as we call them air vents, fire needs oxygen to burn (it’s part of the fire triangle). The fire bin should have several vents preferably in the lower half of the fire bin. This will allow the fire to reach optimal burning temperature and effective burning.If you have one large hole at the bottom of the garden incinerator, rather than a number of small ventilation holes, the garden incinerator may have an inner flue, made out of mesh or with two thin strips of metal rising up and folded across each other at right angles. This helps to prevent the hole from becoming clogged up, stopping the ventilation hole from taking in air, and putting out the fire. Therefore, if your incinerator has one air hole at the bottom, an inner flue can be nice to have.