Buying the Biggest Chiminea in the World

Chimineas add ambiance and heat to outdoor spaces, with some offering handy safety and convenience features. Look for models with doors and bases that are wide that will help prevent logs or embers from falling on flammable items, or burning the deck floor.

Also, remember that chimineas can be hot and should be kept away from children.

AllModern Cold-Rolled Steel Chiminea

A chiminea can provide warmth and a roaring fire to your patio or backyard. Take into consideration the space you have and how you intend to use it when looking for a chiminea for sale. For instance, if you are planning to grill, you should pick a model with a grill grate and the ability to move logs easily. It is also important to ensure that you are able to sit comfortably close to the fire pits and chimineas without inhaling smoky fumes. It is also important to consider your environment, and whether or not you will require storage for the fire pit during cold temperatures. Clay models are more traditional and cost less, but they can break or shatter when frozen. Chimineas made of steel are more durable but they can rust if they are not properly coated with a weatherproof coating. Cast iron is heavy and requires more maintenance, however, it can last for a long period and develop a cool patina over time. Additionally, cast aluminum is a more costly alternative, but it is durable and is designed to disperse heat well.

The AllModern Steel Chiminea is a great choice, thanks to its open design and large wood-burning chiminea, is a great choice when you're looking for a large clay chiminea chiminea. It has a distinctive rusty finish and a curved design that adds a casual look to your backyard. The chimney funnels smoke upwards, keeping the flame from blowing into your face or causing smoky odors to infect your home. However, as with most metal chimineas, this one is not suited for locations with high winds.

A gas chiminea is another alternative. In contrast to a wood-burning model they don't require burning logs. Instead, they make use of propane tanks or connect to existing natural gas lines. The best model we reviewed is the Cuisinart propane chiminea (click the next document), that lets you alter the flame settings to create a the most comfortable glowing flame and dancing.

A chiminea is best for people who live in areas that have cooler nights and who don't mind leaving the door open while tending to the fire. It should be positioned in a secure area, away from flammable items, like deck railings. It must be secured to the ground so that it doesn't tip over.

Bali Outdoors Chiminea

Contrary to fire pits that don't direct smoke and can leave your clothes smelling like wood, chimineas come with chimneys that channel away ash and smoke. These portable outdoor heaters are made in clay, cast iron, steel and a variety of other materials. Some are updated versions of traditional clay chimineas while others have an aged and rustic appearance that develops a gorgeous patina with time. The majority of chimineas have chimneys and fire bowls to let smoke rise and a screen or door to protect pets and people from falling embers. Certain chimineas are equipped with extra features, such as trays that store logs, or 360-degree screens, which permit people to view the flames from a variety of angles.

Consider the size of the room as well as the decor and the dimensions of the other furniture you're planning to put in the chiminea. Larger chimineas will generate more heat, but they're also more likely to be heavier and less mobile than smaller ones. In addition, because they usually have tall chimneys, buyers must ensure that their chiminea won't come into contact with objects that ignite like an awning or the floor of a deck.

Another thing to keep in mind when shopping for a chiminea is how much maintenance and upkeep it'll require. Most chimineas can be cleaned with the help of a garden hose, however some models require a professional cleaning service. Others need to be repainted or refinished frequently, based on the type of material and design of the Chiminea. If the model you choose has chimneys, you must cover it with a cap in order to prevent rain from seeping into the chimney and corroding the interior.

This chiminea is a great option for those looking for modern, practical design. It's not as sturdy as our top pick but it's still a viable option. The chiminea is cold-rolled and has a slim design that won't overwhelm an average-sized deck or patio, and features a fire bowl at the bottom and a chimney rising towards the side. It's screen-screened on three sides, and includes a fire poker and an Ash catcher.

Blue Rooster Company Chiminea

This chiminea is an ideal choice for those looking for a wood-burning fireplace that can also be used as grill. It is modern and sleek design. The rounded sides of the chiminea and its wide chimney let you view the fire from all angles, making it easier to share the warmth with your family and friends. The long chimney helps to keep smoke out and avoids eye burns. The insulated firebox can accommodate full-sized logs up 20 inches in length.

This model of steel is constructed of high-quality materials that can withstand years of usage in any environment. The chiminea's weather-resistant finish tall smokestack and durable finish shield it from wind, rain, yard debris and corrosive chemicals in fertilizers and soil. The chiminea's neck and mouth spark screens minimize the risk of sparking embers causing injury and its rain lid keeps the chiminea dry during rainy weather.

Although a bit pricey it has the aesthetic appeal and high-quality construction to justify its high price. Its rust resistant solid cast aluminum construction is strong enough to support logs that are full-sized, up to 20 inches. It also comes with a spacious fireplace that can accommodate grilling grates to prepare hamburgers and other grilling dishes. This chiminea's convenient carry handles and easy assembly (with no tools needed) make it easy to transport between different locations, while its rain cover and tarp keep it protected from the elements when not being used.

This wood-burning chiminea is the ideal option for urban patios as well as other small outdoor spaces, like cement balconies or postage-stamp-size city decks. Its simple assembly doesn't require tools and can be completed in about 20 minutes, while its tab and slot components help to keep it safe and invulnerable to wind, rain and other weather conditions. The chiminea's tall smokestack and long flue design help to effectively direct smoke upwards and away from seating areas, and its log grate as well as the included poker make it simple to stoke and maintain the fire. The chiminea includes an ashpan as well as a handy cover to keep the area clean.