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The Neilsen 90L Galvanised Steel Incinerator (CT5420) is designed for homeowners and gardeners seeking a controlled, efficient method for disposing of garden waste and household paper debris. Its primary benefit is the durable, fire-safe containment of garden clippings and organic matter, allowing for rapid incineration within a compact footprint. Users should note that while it is highly effective, the unit requires careful site selection on non-flammable surfaces to prevent heat damage to surrounding lawn or patio areas.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CT5420 |
| Brand | Neilsen |
No. This incinerator is designed specifically for garden and household paper waste. Burning plastics can release toxic fumes and leave a residue that is difficult to clean.
Once the ashes are completely cold, they can be safely removed and disposed of in your general waste or, in some cases, used in small amounts in compost if they are wood-based.
While it is made from galvanised steel to resist rust, it is still a metal object exposed to high heat and moisture. Prolonged life is best achieved by keeping it dry when not in use.
The bin has a 90-litre capacity, which is sufficient for most standard domestic garden clear-ups.
Yes, the lid is an essential safety feature that helps contain embers and uses the chimney to provide the necessary airflow for an efficient burn.
Ensure the material is completely dry and that there is adequate airflow at the bottom of the bin.
Avoid burning damp or green waste; ensure the chimney lid is correctly aligned to encourage proper combustion.
Thermal expansion can tighten the lid during use; allow the unit to cool completely to room temperature before attempting to remove it.
Place the incinerator on a flat, solid, and non-combustible surface such as a concrete patio, stone slab, or bare earth. Do not place the unit directly on wooden decking or dry grass, as the heat generated through the base can cause damage or ignite surrounding materials.
To prolong the life of your Neilsen bin, allow the unit to cool completely before removing the lid or emptying the ashes. While the galvanised steel is weather-resistant, storing the unit in a dry shed or under a cover during the off-season will help maintain its structural integrity. If you notice any build-up of soot or ash blocking the chimney holes, brush it away once the bin is cold to ensure proper airflow for future uses.
