Sometimes the right product is the one that fits right in the middle.
Burn Right is excited to announce the return of our 55-gallon burn barrel, the Large Burn Right® Stainless Steel Incinerator.
With more capacity than our small incinerator and a more compact footprint than the XL incinerator, the Large model gives property owners a versatile option for routine cleanup without stepping up to our biggest model.
Why Bring the 55 Gallon Incinerator Back?
Property cleanup looks different from one property to the next.
Some landowners regularly have more branches, brush, leaves, and seasonal debris to handle. Others burn smaller amounts more often and don’t need a larger container. Also consider local rules. Some towns and areas limit the size or capacity of outdoor burning containers.
Reintroducing the 55-gallon burn barrel gives customers another option to balance capacity, available space, local regulations, and the amount of material they typically handle.
Same Quality. Same Durability. Patented to Burn Efficiently.
The returning 55-gallon model features the same quality, durability, and patented design that define the Burn Right® lineup.
Our patented airflow design helps move oxygen throughout the burn chamber for hotter, more complete combustion. Round construction helps the barrel withstand repeated heating and cooling, while high-grade stainless steel resists the rust and corrosion common with ordinary steel burn barrels.
It’s the same approach we’ve used since we launched our stainless steel incinerator in 2002; now available again in a versatile 55-gallon size.
That combination makes the Large well suited for recurring property maintenance, storm cleanup, and everyday burning of locally approved materials.
Find the Right Size for Your Property
With the Large back in the lineup, property owners once again have three capacities to choose from.
Small for lighter cleanup. Large for regular property maintenance. XL for larger properties, heavier cleanup, and bigger burn loads.
Ultimately, choosing a Burn Right® isn’t about buying the biggest incinerator available. It’s about choosing the one that fits the way you manage your property
