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The Largest Chiminea Available

Your patio will appear rustic and traditional with clay chiminea or terracotta chimineas. They are also less expensive than metal. However, direct water contact could cause them to rust.

If you're looking for an edgier, modern style, try this chiminea made of cold-rolled steel. It comes with a casual weather-resistant finish and a chimney that channels smoke upward.

1. AllModern Chiminea

Chimineas are getting more popular as a fashionable alternative to fire pits. They usually contain more logs than wood-burning fire pits. They also have a front-loading design that will direct the smoke and flame upward. This allows you to enjoy the fire without worrying about it getting too close or causing the risk of fire. They can be used indoors or outdoors and tend to emit less smoke than an outdoor fireplace or fire pit.

There are a variety of styles and sizes to choose from. It is easy to locate a chiminea that will fit your space. Some are more traditional in design while others are more modern in design that is a good match for contemporary homes. You can also choose a ceramic chiminea or glazed clay one to bring rustic appeal to your backyard. If you are looking for a more sturdy and affordable option, consider a metal chiminea with an antique bronze finish. These types are generally cheaper than a terracotta model, and they are also weatherproof, which means they can be left out year-round.

The shape and size of the chiminea, as as the material used, will determine the amount of maintenance required. Larger models generally require more maintenance than smaller ones as they could have a chimney that can break or crack in time. They also need to be heated prior to use in cold temperatures and sealed twice a year to avoid corrosion. Chimineas made of clay cool faster, and are resistant to heat. They are therefore more easy to maintain.

If you want to avoid cleaning your Chiminea after every use, consider placing sand, pea gravel, or lava rock on the bottom of your fire pit. This will help to keep ash out and can be raked or swept up using a broom. Install a chiminea over an outdoor hearth that is covered with pavers or bricks and slightly elevated so that the top is above the ground level.

2. Millwood Pines Chiminea

This chiminea is a perfect choice for those who want the look of a traditional chiminea but don't have the space. It is constructed from cast iron and features a traditional potbellied shape with an open chimney. The large clay chiminea front opening holds logs and allows smoke to rise up through the chimney. It is built with a solid base and stands at just over 5 feet tall. It's a simple design that pairs well with most outdoor furniture styles and is easy to put together.

Chimineas are available in a broad range of sizes and materials that range from clay to steel. They are more durable than fire pits, and tend to offer more heat to heat larger spaces. They could be hazardous for pets and children. So, it's best to keep them away from combustible materials.

This chiminea features a large opening to stack firewood, and a grilling grate to cook food on the fire. It comes with a removable chimney top as well as a front screen to prevent sparks from flying out. It comes with a metal stand and a rain cap. Although this chiminea is simple to assemble, it requires some care and should be stored in a safe location if you live in an area with freezing temperatures.

Contrary to other chimineas this one is only open to the front, and is not intended to be used as a fireplace. It's smaller than our top small pick, but it still provides a warm and cozy space to enjoy crackling flames and the sounds of a gentle breeze. The chiminea is also light and resistant to rust making it a great option for those with limited storage space.

This chiminea is designed to be used with propane gas, but it can also be converted to wood burning. Its sleek, modern style goes well with most outdoor furniture. The chiminea comes with built-in handles for carrying and a neck that can be removed. It also comes with a burn-tray as well as instructions and, when available, firewood & kindling.

3. Rediflame Chiminea

Rediflame's chiminea can be an alternative to wood-burning grills for outdoor cooking. This model comes with a handy grill attachment. It can also be combined with the company's 100 percent natural Skeeterlogs that are insect repellent and can burn for hours. It's a great choice for small yards, since it won't encroach on the space and can be easily moved indoors when needed. It's made of durable clay and has an attractive finish that is resistant to corrosion. However, it's susceptible to cracking under extreme temperatures and sudden changes, therefore purchasers must adhere to manufacturers' instructions for seasoning and proper use.

Clay chimineas need to be properly cured before they are used, which involves gradually 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. Chimineas purchased by buyers can be protected from winter precipitation by using a stack of metal cover or placing the rock or sand at the base of the unit. The sand and rock will stop the chiminea's temperature from rising too high, causing it to crack.

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

A chiminea near me, similar to an outdoor stove, should be kept at least six feet away from any structure, such as the fence or a building. Dogs and children should stay clear of the chiminea's surface, which is hot enough to burn their skin. A chimenea shield can protect pets and children away from the hot surface, and a log screen will keep spit and sparks off from the top of the stack. It's important to only use seasoned wood and stoke the fire carefully to prevent sparks from exploding.

4. Blue Rooster Company indoor chiminea

This chiminea's matte finish is neutral and goes perfectly with any style of decor from modern to rustic. The fire chamber can accommodate logs up to 16 inches long which allows for maximum fuel efficiency. Its grate makes it easy to insert and encourages airflow to ensure consistent burning. A sliding door makes it easy to add and take logs, while a handy ashtray eliminates the need to lifting and cleaning. The chimney directs smoke upwards, keeping it away from guests gathered around a fire. Its round rain cap also shields it from debris and weather.

While it doesn't have the aesthetic appeal of the other cast aluminum models, this chiminea is still a great option for your outdoor space. The elegant design with its charcoal black finish is a great match for any garden or patio regardless of the season. Its cast aluminum construction is impervious to salt air and freezing temperatures which makes it a great alternative for harsh conditions. It comes with a rust-resistant cover as well as grilling grates to cook on.

This massive chiminea from Blue Rooster Company looks like an elegant Grecian urn, adding visual appeal to your backyard. Its rounded shape is very durable, with an extended chimney neck to allow for better drafting and minimal smoke. Its neck and mouth spark screens minimize hazards from soaring embers, and the firebox accommodates full-sized logs up to 18 or 20 inches in length. A removable top chimney allows you to use this chimney as a grill as well.

The chiminea's solid aluminum construction is strong and impervious to rust, making it ideal for harsh environments. The tab-and slot assembly allows for two people to assemble it in less than 20 minutes. A curved chimney directs smoke upwards, minimizing the impact of smoke on plants and visitors. This model can be used with wood or gas and can be paired up with the optional Cooking Kit to create a versatile fireplace.

Chimineas can be a great decorative item for your home, but they are also a source of heat. It is important to take care of your new purchase to ensure its long-term durability. Examine the soldered joints frequently for signs of weakness, and cover it when not in use.