A garden incinerator is a ventilated metal container designed for burning suitable dry garden material where local rules allow it. Before buying one, consider capacity, construction, ventilation, placement and the restrictions that apply in your area.
Choose a capacity that suits your space
Larger incinerators can handle more material in a single session, but they also require more storage and safe operating space. Our current Green Guard garden incinerator has a 125 litre capacity and is supplied with a locking lid and raised legs.
Look for ventilation
Airflow is an important part of an incinerator design. Ventilation holes allow air into the container, while raised legs keep the unit off the ground.
Think about safe placement
Place an incinerator on a stable, non-combustible surface with adequate clearance from buildings, fences, trees, dry vegetation and other combustible material. Never leave a fire unattended and keep suitable means of extinguishing it nearby.
Check local rules before burning
Rules and restrictions can vary by location, and smoke must not create a nuisance or hazard. Check local authority guidance before use and only burn material that is suitable and permitted.
Delivery matters for bulky items
Large metal incinerators can be awkward parcels. ODDSTOCKS uses a dedicated delivery option for the 125L Green Guard model, with the current checkout rate shown before payment.
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