Trim's Perfect Flower Burner blueprint layout

Imported, not independently tested · v0.5.7 · Vanilla · Power & Energy

Trim's Perfect Flower Burner

A flower burner that is 100 % escape free and highly efficient.

Sourcing & Verification

Imported verbatim from the sandustryvault.com community vault, submission #13 by TrimBarktree (2026-08-14); the source reports 2116 in-game copies. We have not re-tested this design in our own save, so footprint, power draw and throughput are left unstated rather than estimated.

Design Intent & Problem Solved

A flower burner that is 100 % escape free and highly efficient. Place lava in the basin below to harvest free heat energy, and extra lava can be placed in the middle for extra heat. The fans arent necessary but very fun!

Layout Render from the Original Submission

● Source layout render 3435 char string 8 machine types
Trim's Perfect Flower Burner layout render from the original community submission
Drag to pan · Scroll to zoom · Render published with the original submission on sandustryvault.com

Layout Evidence & In-Game Captures

Machinery & Source Data

Machinery Types in the Payload

  • Thermal Relay
  • Heat Cannon Right
  • Heat Cannon Left
  • Quantum Portal Exit
  • Quantum Portal
  • Kinetic Field Emitter Left
  • Kinetic Field Emitter
  • Filter Wall

Community Adoption

  • 2116 in-game copies reported
  • 3435 character string

Source Tags

  • flowers
  • amethelis
  • burner

Reported Footprint & Power

  • Footprint: not published by the source
  • Power draw: not published by the source

Safe Placement & Cold-Start Checklist

  1. Copy the blueprint string from this page.
  2. In Sandustry press Q, open the Blueprints tab and choose Import from Clipboard.
  3. Place the ghost preview on level ground and check the input and output directions before confirming the build.
  4. Connect power and the material feed, then watch one full production cycle before scaling up.

⚠️ Known Failure Modes & Anti-Clog Safeguards

Not reproduced in our own save yet, so no failure modes are confirmed here. Check the linked original submission for any notes from the author.