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The Largest Chiminea Available

Clay or terracotta chimineas provide your patio with a traditional rustic appearance. They are also less expensive than metal. However, direct contact with water can cause them to rust.

This cold-rolled steel model is ideal for those who prefer modern, sleeker style. It comes with a weather-resistant, casual finish and a chimney that emits smoke upwards.

1. AllModern Chiminea

Chimineas are becoming popular as a stylish alternative to fire pits. Chimineas are a beautiful alternative to fire pits that can hold more logs. They also have front loading designs that will direct the flame and smoke upwards. This lets you enjoy the fire without worrying about it getting too close or creating the risk of fire. They can be used indoors or out and tend to emit less smoke than an outdoor fireplace or fire pit.

There are a variety of sizes and styles to pick from. It is simple to choose a chiminea that is suitable for your space. Some are more traditional in shape while others have a more modern design which is perfect for modern homes. You can also pick a ceramic chiminea or glazed clay one to add a rustic appeal to your backyard. If you're looking for a robust and affordable option, think about a chiminea made of steel chiminea that has an antique bronze finish. These types of models are typically cheaper than a terracotta chiminea model and they can also be kept outside all the time.

The design and size of the chiminea, as as the material used, will determine the amount of maintenance required. Larger models typically require more maintenance than smaller ones because they could have a chimney that could break or crack in time. They also need to be heated prior to use in cold temperatures, and sealed at least twice a year to prevent corrosion. Clay chimineas cool down faster and are resistant to heat. They are therefore more easy to maintain.

If you want to avoid cleaning your Chiminea after every use, you could consider putting sand or pea gravel, or lava rock at the bottom of the fire pit. This helps to contain ash and can be raked or swept up using a broom. Install a chiminea on the hearth of a patio covered with bricks or pavers and elevated so that the top is higher than ground level.

2. Millwood Pines Chiminea

This chiminea is a great choice for those who want the look of a traditional chimney but don't have the space. The chiminea is made of cast iron and features an old-fashioned potbellied design, with an open chimney. The large clay chiminea front opening holds logs and lets smoke rise through the chimney. It has a sturdy base and is just 5 feet tall. It has an elegant design that works well with all outdoor furniture styles and is simple to put together.

Chimineas come in a range of sizes and materials, from big clay chiminea to steel. They are more durable than firepits and are able to provide more heat to heat larger spaces. But, like fire pits, they are dangerous for pets and children, so it's important to put them in an area that is free of flammable objects.

This chiminea has a large opening to stack firewood, and grilling grates that can be used to cook meals over the flames. It has a removable roof for the chimney as well as a front screen to prevent sparks from flying. It also comes with a rain cap and a metal stand for stability. This chiminea requires some maintenance, and should be stored in a location which is secured when you live in the cold climate.

The chiminea was designed to be used only as a chiminea, not as a fireplace. It's smaller than the top pick for small chimineas but still provides an inviting space to enjoy roaring fires and the gentle sounds of a breeze. This chiminea also is lightweight and rust-proof which makes it a great option for those with limited storage space.

This Chiminea is specifically designed to work with propane gas, however it is also able to be transformed to a wood burning. Its sleek, modern chiminea design goes well with most outdoor furniture. This chiminea is very portable with built-in carry handles and a neck that can be detached. It comes with an ashtray as well as instructions, and should you have it, some kindling and firewood.

3. Rediflame Chiminea

Rediflame's chiminea can be an alternative to wood-burning grills for outdoor cooking. The model comes with an attachment for grilling that can be used with Skeeterlogs made by the company that are 100% natural and are insect-proof. They will burn for many hours. It's a great option for small yards because it won't take up too much space and can be easily relocated indoors when required. It is crafted from strong clay and has a gorgeous finish that resists corrosion. It is prone to cracking when exposed to extreme temperatures or sudden changes. Buyers must follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper use and seasoning.

Before they are able to be used, clay chimineas must be properly cure. This means increasing the temperature gradually over a few small fires. To prevent moisture damage they must be covered or out of rainy conditions. Chimineas purchased by buyers can be protected from winter storms by using a stack of metal cover or putting the rock or sand in the base of the unit. The rock and sand will keep the chiminea's temperature in check from rising too much, causing it to crack.

Chimineas do not come with dampers like stoves or fireplaces, which control the burning process, which is why it's important to avoid them from flammable surfaces. Additionally, the open style of a chiminea can create an encroachment on fire that should not be brought into a home unlike normal cast iron and steel fireplaces, which have flame-resistant designs and sealed doors.

A chiminea, which is similar to an outdoor stove must be kept at a minimum of six feet away from any structure like a fence or building. The chiminea's surface is hot enough to burn skin and should be kept away from children and dogs. A chimenea screen will keep pets and children away from the hot surface. A log screen will prevent sparks and also spit the top of the stack. It's recommended to only use wood that is seasoned and carefully light the fire to avoid sparks.

4. Blue Rooster Company Chiminea

This chiminea's matte finish is neutral and works well with any style of decor from modern to rustic. The fire chamber can be able to accommodate logs up 16 inches long, which allows for the highest efficiency of fuel. The grate is easy to insert and encourages airflow to ensure consistent burning. A sliding door makes it simple to add and remove logs, and a handy ashtray eliminates the need to lifting and cleaning. The chimney directs smoke upwards keeping it away from people gathered around a fireplace. Its rounded rain cap also protects it from weather and debris.

Although it lacks the aesthetic appeal of the other cast aluminum models, this chiminea is an excellent choice for your outdoor space. The regal design and charcoal black finish will look great on any patio or garden area, regardless of season. The solid, sturdy cast aluminum construction is resistant to cold and salty air and makes it a durable choice for harsh environments. The cover is rust-proof as well as grilling grates for cooking.

This large chiminea made by Blue Rooster Company looks like an elegant Grecian Urn, which adds visual appeal to your backyard. The rounded design is sturdy and features an extended chimney to allow for better draft. The mouth and neck spark screens minimize the danger of soaring embers. The firebox can hold full-sized logs that are up to 18 or20 inches long. A top chimney that can be removed lets you use this fireplace as a grill as well.

The chiminea's solid aluminum construction is sturdy and impervious to rust, making it perfect for harsh climates. The tab-and-slot assembly allows two people to put it together it in less than 20 minutes. A curved chimney channels smoke upwards, minimizing the impact on nearby plants and guests. This model can be used with gas or wood and can be used with the Cooking Kit for a fireplace that is versatile.

Chimineas can be a great decorative piece for your home however, they can also be a source of heat. You must take care of your new purchase to ensure its longevity. Check the soldered joints regularly for signs of weakness, and cover it when not in use.