30 Inch 63 Gallon Ultra Thick Burn Barrel for Yard Waste Incinerator Drum - Paper, Leaf, Trash, Wood - Backyard Bonfire (NO Bottom)

Well built. Good height. Great replacement for my burning barrel.

It is heavy duty and will stand up to burning leaves and twigs. However it is not warp resistant as the picture shows after one burning.

Pros: 1. larger area that fits more material side to side than a standard burn barrel, therefore easier to just drop a normal sized box in to burn vs having to break them down 2. looks good 3. burns strong and fast 4. easy enough to put together.Cons: 1. all of the holes on each side as well as the gaping opening at the top allow for more ash to get blown around, if this is a concern for you. get something else. you will either have to constantly monitor or burn on a damp day if you have concerns about that. could be a safety issue if you are close to woods or any material that may catch fire due to an ember etc. 2. would be nice if it was a tad sturdier with the bottom braces.PRO: I had concerns and talked to the seller, they responded well and my issues were handled appropriately.NOTE, if you use this product and it does not come damaged, you will not be able to return, so heed my words and only buy if you won't have any of the mentioned issues/concerns.It does look stunning compared to your regular burn barrel. I bought a wire mesh screen to use at the top, and i had the perfect square concrete block to place this on for a sturdy foundation. ideally you want this to be flat on the ground.

Pros: It really does burn well. Leaves vaporized very fast.Cons: Everything else.We assembled this correctly, and with no accelerant, we burned two medium piles of leaves and a few pieces of cardboard. The entire thing warped so badly that it came unfastened at one corner, and the panels bent so I would need to run them over with my truck to have a chance to flatten them again. The cross-supports warped. The protective coating they describe in the manual may as well be gift-wrap. Totally gone in places. As noted, didn’t use accelerants, did not burn roots, boards, branches or anything serious -- just minor amount of leaves and a few SMALL pieces of cardboard. See below: this is a photo of what this thing looked like AFTER JUST ONE USE. If it wasn’t so dirty and messy I would return it. As it stands, it burned $160.00 of our money, along with the leaves. Again, to be fair, it works extremely well, but the thickness of the panels, the way they attach with slide-in and tighten fasteners is not a smart plan for this much stress and temperature… and the build quality is really shoddy. I am very disappointed with this thing.

Arrived earlier than expected. Very simple instructions. Fired burn VERY hot leaving minimal ash. No discoloration. As burn barrels go, this one looks nice so as not to be an eyesore in the yard

We have two of these now. They have extra bracing on the bottom which makes them extra sturdy. We burn garbage in ours and the fires sometimes get very hot but they haven't warped out of shape yet. The outside coating of paint has burned off and they are starting to rust a little but what do you expect - that's normal. There is no lid with them but my husband made lids and there is no bottom in them. Just the bracing across the bottom. I do wish they were a little taller.

The barrel is screwed together from the INSIDE of the barrel. That makes it extremely difficult to align the sides and attach tight. I spent one hour trying to hold the four sides together. No success. One side always fell off even when I tightened the screws very tight. It is good metal. But useless as a burn barrel. Please use nuts and bolts to hold sides together. Please have bolts on the outside of barrel (nuts on inside of burn barrel) I will need to drill holes and attach my own bolts to make it usable.

This was better than I thought. It burns like an incinerator. It looks nice, no issue with quality. Burns everything to ash quickly. Love it!