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The Largest Chiminea Available

Your patio will appear traditional and rustic when you use clay chimineas or terracotta. They are also less expensive than metal. Direct contact with water can cause rust to the metal.

For those who prefer modern, sleek style, try this chiminea made of cold-rolled steel. It has a weather-resistant finish with an elongated chimney that funnels smoke upward.

1. AllModern Chiminea

Chimineas are becoming popular as a stylish alternative to fire pits. They typically hold more logs than most wood-burning fire pits and have a front-loading design which will direct the smoke and flame upward. You can relax and enjoy the fire without worrying about it getting too near or causing danger. They can also be used indoors or outdoors and tend to produce less smoke than a fireplace that is outdoors or firepit.

There are a variety of types and sizes of chimineas available to choose from, making it simple to choose one that is suitable for your space. Some are more traditional, whereas others feature a modern style that can be paired with modern homes. You can also choose a ceramic chiminea (Read Homepage) or glazed clay one to bring rustic appeal to your backyard. If you are looking for a more sturdy and affordable option, consider a chiminea made of steel with an antique bronze finish. These types are typically less expensive than a terracotta model and they can also be used throughout the year.

The shape and size of the chiminea as well the material used will determine how much maintenance is required. The larger models require more attention because they can have chimneys that break or crack as time passes. They should also be heated prior to use in cold temperatures, and sealed at least twice a year to avoid corrosion. Chimineas made of clay tend to cool off more quickly and are also resistant to heat, which makes them more manageable to maintain.

If you want to avoid having to clean out your chiminea after each use consider placing sand, lava rock or pea gravel at the bottom of the fire pit. This helps to contain ash and can be swept or raked using a Broom. Install a chiminea on an outdoor hearth that is covered with pavers or bricks and slightly elevated so that the top is higher than ground level.

2. Millwood Pines Chiminea

This chiminea is a great choice for those who desire the traditional look of a chiminea but don't have the space. The chiminea is made of cast iron and features the traditional potbellied style with an open chimney. The large front opening lets smoke to rise through the chimney. It has a sturdy base and stands at just over 5 feet tall. It is simple to put together and comes with a simple, elegant design that goes with most outdoor furniture styles.

Chimineas are available in a vast range of sizes and types of materials including steel, clay, and even. They can last longer than fire pits, and they tend to offer more heat to heat larger spaces. However, just like fire pits, they can be dangerous to children and pets So it is essential to place them in a space that is free of flammable items.

This chiminea has a large opening to stack firewood, and grilling grates for cooking meals on the flames. It has a removable top for the chimney, as well as a front screen that prevents sparks from flying. It also includes rain caps and a stand made of metal for stability. Although this chiminea is easy to put together, it will require some care and must be stored in a safe place if your region has cold temperatures.

This chiminea is intended to be used as a chiminea, not a fireplace. It's smaller than our top small pick however it provides an inviting space to enjoy roaring flames and the sounds of an energizing breeze. This chiminea is also lightweight and resistant to rust making it a great option for those with limited storage space.

This chiminea is able to be used with propane, but it also works with wood burning. Its modern, sleek design goes well with most outdoor furniture. The chiminea is extremely portable, with built-in carry handles as well as a neck that can be detached. It also comes with a burn-tray, instructions, and if available, some firewood and kindling.

3. Rediflame Chiminea

The Rediflame Chiminea offers an alternative to wood-burning grills for outdoor cooking. This model comes with a convenient grill attachment and can also be used with the company's 100 percent natural Skeeterlogs. They are insect repellent and will burn for hours. This is a great choice for small yards since it doesn't take up a lot of space and can easily be moved indoors if needed. It's made of durable clay with an attractive finish that is resistant to rust. However, it is susceptible to cracking when exposed to extreme temperatures and sudden changes, so buyers should follow the manufacturer's instructions on seasoning and use.

Chimineas made of clay need to be properly cured before they are used, which involves slowly increasing the temperature over a couple of fires. To prevent moisture damage, they should be kept in a covered area or away from rainy conditions. Buyers can shield their chiminea from winter rain by using a metal stack cover or placing an insulating layer of rock or sand at the base of the unit. The sand or rock layer will aid in preventing the chiminea from becoming too hot and fracturing.

Chimineas don't have dampers like stoves and fireplaces to control the burning process, so it is important to keep them away from fire-prone surfaces. The open design of the chiminea presents an apex risk for fire and should not be incorporated into homes, in contrast to traditional cast iron and steel fireplaces with flame-resistant designs and a sealed doors.

A chiminea, which is similar to an outdoor chiminea stove, must be kept at a minimum of six feet away from any structure, such as the fence or a building. Dogs and children should stay clear of the chiminea's surface as it can be hot enough to burn their skin. A chimenea guard can protect pets and children away from the hot surfaces, and a log screen can keep sparks and spit off of the top of the stack. It's recommended to only use wood that is seasoned and to carefully light the fire to avoid sparks.

4. Blue Rooster Company Chiminea

With its neutral, matte black finish this chiminea is easy to blend with decor styles ranging from rustic to modern. The fire chamber can hold logs that are up to 16 inches long, which allows for maximum fuel efficiency. Its grate provides easy insertion and promotes airflow for consistent burning. A sliding door makes it easy to remove and add logs, while a handy Ashtray reduces the need for lifting and cleaning. The chimney funnels smoke upward and away from people gathered around the fire, and the round rain cap protects it from debris and weather.

While it doesn't have the aesthetic appeal of the other cast aluminum models, this chiminea is still a solid choice for your outdoor space. The regal design and charcoal black finish will look great on any patio or garden area regardless of the time of year. The solid cast aluminum construction is impervious to salt air and freezing temperatures which makes it a great choice for harsh environments. A rust-proof cover is provided as is a cooking grate for grilling.

This large chiminea from Blue Rooster Company looks like an elegant Grecian Urn, which adds visual appeal to your backyard. Its rounded design is durable and has an extended chimney for better draft. Its mouth and neck spark screens limit the dangers from burning embers. The firebox accommodates full-sized logs up to 18 or 20 inches in length. The chiminea can also be used as a grill too, thanks to the top chimney that is removable.

The chiminea's solid aluminum construction is strong and impervious to rust, which makes it ideal for harsh environments. Its tab-and slot assembly permits it to be assembled by two people in about 20 minutes. A curved chimney orients smoke upwards, minimizing the impact of smoke on the plants and guests around it. This model can be used with wood or gas and can be used with the optional Cooking Kit to create a multi-functional fireplace.

Chimineas aren't just an attractive accessory to your home, they also serve as an important source of heat. To ensure the longevity of your new purchase, you should take care to treat it with attention. Check the soldered joints regularly for signs of weakness and cover it when not in use.