Denny International® FIRE INCINERATOR 90L Fast Burner Holes All The Way Up for Paper and Garden Rubbish

Had it for a year and it’s still in shape. Dow what it’s supposed to. Burns things well. Sturdy, easy to put together, good size.

Absolutely ideal garden incinerator. I waited to review this as I wanted to do so only after having used it a few times. We couldn't find one of these for less than £34 in local retailers, and weren't sure about any of those on Amazon which were available using Prime, having read some of the reviews. So we went non-Prime to try this one as the balance of reviews looked good and the price was where we needed to be (I thought under £20 for a decent incinerator would be easy - it wasn't). This arrived in 48 hours despite just paying for regular postage, so only 24 hours slower than Prime. I bought on the Thursday and was burning on the Saturday. I was out when it arrived, and returned home to find that my 12 year-old son (under some guidance from my wife) had assembled the burner, put the feet on etc. So I never saw how complex that was, but they normally give practical tasks to me and it took them under 15 minutes... so looks as though it was very easy to me. They said that it was a doddle. I checked their work (sorry!) and it all looked sturdy.We lit it at 11am that morning, and had it burning constantly until 1845 that evening. We were making such good progress (rare with our four 'helpers' aged 4-12...) that we even had a picnic lunch in the garden while continuing to chuck stuff in. We cut back a mature holly bush, which was eight feet tall, reducing it to four feet, and it burned the lot in four sessions. We have used it for a range of garden waste and it has transformed the garden and how we see it. The lid is a great feature - it funnels the smoke away a bit more, gives a more intense burn, is safer and means that you can step away for 30 seconds without worrying that a spark will get out of hand. We have now had it lit for over 50 hours straight, so while the shine has gone under the heat (it's more dull white in colour in many places, now), it is structurally as sound as ever. Given it already owes us under 40p an hour I'd be pretty relaxed if it keeled over now, given the difference it has made to our garden. However it looks as though it will have HUNDREDS of hours left in it, at which point it is the original bargain. If ever we break it I'll just buy another, identical one, from the same supplier. So that's about as clear as I can be in terms of my view on it. It did the job perfectly at a bargain price and arrived very quickly. What's not to like? I even got an impromptu picnic out of it.And as there seems to be some doubt, from reading the reviews, ours came with the holes all the way to the top, as you can see from the picture!

This is an improvement compared to our old burning bin that rusted to pieces. The holes on the sides are larger so more air gets in, which reduces the smoke. My only complaint is that is only has three feet, making it unstable when i want to take something to turn what's burning inside, it has a tendancy to be unstable and want to tip. I have had to place a rock under an edge to even out the imbalance to stabalize it so it does not tip over when I am burning. That is my only complaint.

Oh my gosh to professionally shred a box of paper is £40 +VAT to insinuate leaving no trace using this bin, much cheaper and can be done repeatedly at no extra charge, best choice I could have made!

Awesome

This is a good incinerator. It uses reasonably thick gauge sheet metal and the handles are riveted to the body and lid as opposed to being spot-welded. The ventilation holes are spread all the way from bottom to top. It burns anything that's combustible. Keep the lid on to prevent flames from leaping and swirling around in the breeze.I have looked at incinerators sold by three major DIY chains, but this one is better and cheaper than any of them. Their incinerators did not have ventilation holes all the way to the top, and their handles were spot-welded. Spot welded handles tend to get easily ripped off the body and lid.

Difficult to put together but good size. Very useful

The Denny International® 90L Fire Incinerator is a no-nonsense solution for managing garden and paper waste. Its design features ventilation holes from bottom to top, ensuring efficient burning by allowing consistent airflow throughout the bin .Pros:• Efficient Burning: The full-length ventilation holes facilitate a faster and more complete burn, reducing waste to ash swiftly.• Generous Capacity: With a 90-litre volume, it accommodates substantial amounts of garden debris, making cleanup tasks more manageable.• Sturdy Construction: Made from galvanised steel, it’s designed to withstand high temperatures and resist corrosion .• User-Friendly: Easy to assemble with riveted handles for safe handling, and a chimney lid that helps control smoke and ash dispersion.Cons:• Heat Discolouration: Prolonged use may cause the metal to lose its shine, though this doesn’t affect functionality.• Lid Fit: Some users have noted that the lid may warp slightly with intense heat, requiring occasional adjustment .Conclusion:For those seeking an effective and straightforward method to dispose of garden waste, the Denny International® 90L Fire Incinerator delivers. Its thoughtful design ensures efficient burning, and its robust build promises durability. While minor issues like heat discolouration and lid fit exist, they don’t overshadow its overall performance.