Piles of dry debris build up around the yard
Leaves, brush, and cardboard pile up after cleanup, and open ground burns spread ash and embers. A vented barrel contains the burn and keeps debris off the lawn.
- ▪ Piled debris. Leaves and brush collect after cleanup.
- ▪ Open burn. Embers scatter on bare ground.
- ▪ Ash mess. Ash spreads across the yard.
- ▪ Uncontrolled. Wind can push flames outward.
Contains dry debris and feeds airflow
The steel drum holds the waste, rows of vent holes draw air from the sides, and the removable lid controls smoke and keeps embers inside.
Holds a full load of dry yard waste.
Air flows from the sides for steady burn.
Controls smoke and contains embers.
Stands up to outdoor heat and weather.
Rolled steel with punched vent holes
The drum is steel with rolled rims, rows of punched ventilation holes around the upper wall, and a fitted lid with a lift handle.
- ▪ Steel drum. Rigid outdoor construction.
- ▪ Punched vents. Air intake on the sides.
- ▪ Rolled rims. Stiff edges at top and bottom.
- ▪ Fitted lid. Lifts off to add waste.
Set on gravel, load, light, cover
Safe outdoor steps for a controlled burn.
Set on gravel or bare dirt, clear of structures.
Add leaves, brush, and cardboard.
Start the fire and fit the lid loosely.
Never leave the burn unattended.
General specs, verify local rules
Typical values for a generic outdoor burn barrel; check local burning ordinances before use.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | 55 Gallon Steel Burn Barrel with Lid |
| Material | Steel drum |
| Capacity | Approx. 55 gallons |
| Features | Vented sides, removable lid |
| Use | Dry yard debris outdoors |
| Surface | Set on non-combustible ground |
| Warranty | 30-day replacement on defects |
Note: Confirm local burning rules before use. Burn only dry yard debris, brush, and cardboard; never burn treated wood, plastic, trash, or hazardous materials, and never leave the fire unattended.
Barrel versus open ground burn
Same debris, two ways to burn it. Here is how they line up.
| At a glance | This product | Open ground |
|---|---|---|
| Containment | Waste inside drum | Scattered on ground |
| Embers | Held under lid | Wind spreads them |
| Ash | Collected in barrel | Spreads on lawn |
No surprises in the pack
You receive the steel drum and removable lid.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | Burn Barrel |
| Includes | Drum, removable lid |
| Material | Steel |
| Use | Outdoor dry debris |
| Care | Cool fully before moving |
| Warranty | 30-day defect replacement |
A steel drum with vent holes and a removable lid for yard waste.
Check local burning rules and never leave it unattended.
Let it cool fully before handling
Simple safety and care habits.
- ▪ Burn dry only. Wet debris smolders and smokes.
- ▪ Keep lid loose. Leave airflow to avoid buildup.
- ▪ Cool before move. Wait until fully cold.
- ▪ Clear around it. Keep a safe distance from structures.
Burn only dry yard debris, brush, and cardboard; never burn treated wood, plastic, trash, or hazardous materials.
Set on gravel or bare dirt, away from structures, fences, and overhanging branches.
Yes, confirm local burning ordinances before lighting; many areas restrict open burning.
Punched holes around the upper wall draw air from the sides for a steady, controlled burn.
No, stay nearby and keep water or a fire extinguisher ready until it is fully out.
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