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Buying the Biggest Chiminea in the World

Chimineas can add warmth and ambience to outdoor spaces. Certain models also come with safety and convenience features. Choose models with large bases and doors that can prevent logs or embers from falling on flammable items or burning the deck floor.

Keep in mind that chimineas can be very hot and should not be used with children.

AllModern Cold-Rolled Steel metal chiminea

A chiminea will add warmth and a crackling fire to your backyard. Think about your space and the way you plan to use it when looking for an achiminea. For instance, if 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 can sit comfortably near the fire, without inhaling smoky fumes. Also, when considering your environment and whether you will require storing the chiminea in freezing temperatures, you should choose the material you would like the chiminea to be made from. Clay models are more traditional and cheaper but they are also more susceptible to 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 care, but will last for a long time and develop a cool patina with time. Finally, cast aluminum is a costlier alternative but is also durable and designed to disperse heat well.

If you're looking to purchase a large wood-burning chiminea with an open design, the AllModern Barrow Steel Chiminea is a great option. It has a unique rusty finish and a curved design that adds a casual look to your backyard. The chimney funnels smoke upwards, preventing the fire from blowing in your face or causing smoky odors to fill your home. This model, as with the majority of Metal chimineas models, is not suitable for areas with strong winds.

Another alternative is a gas-powered chiminea. Unlike a wood-burning model, they don't require burning logs. Instead, they use propane tanks or connect to existing natural gas lines. The best model we reviewed is the Cuisinart Propane Chiminea, which lets you adjust the flame settings for a comfortable glow and dancing flames.

A chiminea is best for people who live in areas with cooler evenings and don't mind leaving the door open while taking care of the fire. It should be put in a safe location, away from flammable objects, like a fence or deck railings, and must be properly secured to the ground to keep it from falling over.

Bali Outdoors Chiminea

Chimineas have chimneys that direct smoke and ash away, unlike fire pits. These portable outdoor sources of heat are made from steel, clay, or cast iron in a wide variety of styles. Some are modernized versions of traditional clay chimineas whereas others have an aged and rustic appearance which develops a gorgeous patina with time. Most chimineas feature chimneys and fire pits chimineas bowls to direct smoke up and a screen or door to protect pets and people from falling embers. Some chimineas have extra features like trays to store logs, or 360-degree screens that permit people to view the flames in multiple angles.

Consider the size of the room, the decor, and the dimensions of any other furniture you intend to put in the chiminea. Larger chimineas will generate more heat, but they're also likely to be heavier and less portable than smaller units. Since they have tall chimneys and are usually large, the buyer should make sure that their chiminea does not come in contact with any flammable objects like an awning or the deck floor.

When you are looking for a new chiminea, you should take into consideration how much maintenance it will require. Chimines can generally be cleaned using a garden hose, but certain models require professional cleaning services. Some chimineas need to be cleaned or painted regularly, depending on their style and material. If your chosen model includes chimneys, you must cover it with a cap in order to prevent rain from getting into the chimney and corroding its interior.

This chiminea is a good option for those looking for modern, practical design. It's not as sturdy as our top pick, but it's still a great alternative. This chiminea made of cold-rolled steel is a sleek design that won't overwhelm an average-sized deck or patio. It has an ash catcher at the bottom and a chimney that rises up to the side. It features three sides of a screen and comes with an ash collector and the fire poker.

Blue Rooster Company Chiminea

If you're looking for a fireplace that burns wood with a sleek, modern design that doubles as grill, look no further than this chiminea. The rounded edges of the chiminea as well as its large chimney let you see the fire from every angle, making it easier to relax and enjoy the warmth with your friends. The chimney's length helps direct smoke away and prevents eye burns. The firebox that is insulated can accommodate full-sized logs up to 20 inches long.

This steel model is made of high-quality materials that can endure years of use in any setting. The chiminea's weatherproof coating, tall smokestack, and durable finish protect it from rain, wind, yard debris and chemical corrosive substances in soil and fertilizers. The chiminea is equipped with spark screens on the neck and mouth to stop embers from igniting and causing injury. It also comes with a rain cover that keeps the water out in wet weather.

The chiminea is expensive, but its visual appeal and superior construction justify the cost. Its rust resistant solid cast aluminum construction is strong enough to hold logs that are full-sized, up to 20 inches. It also has an enormous fireplace that can accommodate a grilling grates to prepare hamburgers and other grilling dishes. The chiminea is simple to transport thanks to its convenient carry handles, and the simple assembly (no tools are required). Its rain cover and tarp ensure that it is secure from the elements even when it's not in use.

This wood-burning chiminea is an excellent choice for urban patios and other small outdoor spaces, such as cement balconies or postage-stamp-size city decks. Its simple assembly requires no tools and can be completed in about 20 minutes, and its tab and slot components help keep it secure and resistant to rain, wind and other weather conditions. The chiminea has an elevated smokestack, long flue, and grate that help maintain and stoke the fire. The chiminea includes an ashpan as well as a convenient cover that helps keep the area clean.