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The Largest Chiminea Available

Terracotta or clay chimineas give your patio that traditional rustic appearance. They are also cheaper than metal. Direct contact with water can cause rust to the metal.

If you prefer modern, sleek style, check out this chiminea made from cold-rolled steel. It has a casual weather-resistant finish and a chimney that effectively moves smoke upwards.

1. AllModern Chiminea

Chimineas are becoming popular as a fashionable alternative to fire pits. They typically hold more logs than most wood-burning fire pits and have a front-loading design that will direct the smoke and flame upward. You can enjoy the fire without having to worry about it being too close or creating a hazard. They can also be used outdoors or indoors and tend to produce less smoke than a fireplace that is outdoors or firepit.

There are many styles and sizes to choose from. It is easy to choose a chiminea that is suitable for your space. Some are more traditional, and others are modern chiminea in design that can be paired with modern homes. You can also pick a ceramic chiminea or glazed clay one to bring rustic appeal to your backyard. If you're looking for a durable and cost-effective option, you can consider a chiminea made of steel with an antique bronze finish. These models tend to be less expensive than a terra-cotta model and are also weatherproof, which means they can be left out all year long.

In addition to the material, the size and style of a chimney also determine the amount of maintenance it needs. The larger chimineas require more maintenance because they may have chimneys that crack or break over time. They must also be preheated before using in cold temperatures and sealed at least twice a year to avoid corrosion. Clay chimineas tend to cool off more quickly and are also resistant to heat, making them more manageable to maintain.

If you do not want to clean your chiminea every time, place sand, pea gravel, or lava rocks on the bottom. This will help in containing the ash, which can later be swept away or raked using a Broom. Place a chiminea on a patio hearth covered with pavers or bricks and raised slightly so that the top is above ground level.

2. Millwood Pines Chiminea

This chiminea is an ideal choice for those who want the traditional look of a chiminea but don't have the space. The chiminea fireplaces is made of cast iron, and has the traditional potbellied style with an open chimney. The large opening in the front allows smoke to rise through the chimney. It has a sturdy base and stands at just over 5 feet tall. It is easy to assemble and comes with an elegant and simple design that is compatible with all outdoor furniture styles.

Chimineas come in a variety of sizes and materials, ranging from clay to steel. They can be more durable than fire pits and tend to offer more heat for heating larger areas. They could be hazardous for pets and children. It is therefore recommended to keep them away from combustible materials.

This chiminea comes with a large opening for stacking firewood, and a grilling grates to cook meals over the flames. It has a movable chimney top and has a front screen to prevent sparks from flying out. It comes with a steel stand and a rain cap. This chiminea requires some maintenance, and should be stored in a place that is protected if you live in the cold climate.

Unlike some other chimineas, this one is only open to the front and is not intended to be used as an actual fireplace. It's smaller than our top small pick but still offers an inviting space to enjoy crackling flames and the sounds of the gentle breeze. This chiminea is also lightweight and resistant to rust making it a great option for people who don't have a lot of storage space.

This chiminea can be used with propane, however it is also available for wood burning. Its modern, sleek design goes well with most outdoor furniture. The chiminea is extremely portable with built-in handles for carrying and a neck that can be detached. It comes with an ash tray as well as instructions, and in the event of availability, some kindling and firewood.

3. Rediflame Chiminea

Rediflame's chiminea terracotta is an alternative to wood-burning grills for outdoor cooking. The model comes with an attachment for grills that can be used in conjunction with Skeeterlogs made by the company, which are 100 percent natural and are insect-proof. They can burn for many hours. This is a great option for small gardens since it doesn't take up a lot of space and can easily be relocated indoors when needed. It's made of sturdy clay with a beautiful finish that resists corrosion. However, it's prone to cracking under extreme temperatures and sudden changes. Therefore, buyers must follow manufacturers' instructions for seasoning and proper use.

Before they can be utilized, clay chimineas need to be properly cure. This requires increasing the temperature gradually over a couple of small fires. They also need to be kept dry and away from rainy weather to avoid damage. The buyer can safeguard their chimineas from winter rain using a metal stack or by placing a layer either of sand or rock in the base. The sand and rock will keep the chiminea's temperature in check from rising too much, causing it to crack.

Chimineas do not have dampers as stoves and fireplaces, which control the burning process, so it is important to avoid them from flammable surfaces. The open design of the chiminea is an ignition risk and should not be brought into a home, unlike normal steel and cast iron fireplaces with flame-resistant designs and sealed door.

A chiminea is similar to an outdoor stove must be kept at a minimum of six feet away from any structure like the fence or a building. The chiminea's surface can get hot enough to cause skin burns and should be avoided by dogs and children. A chimenea shield can keep kids and pets safely away from the hot surfaces, and a log screen can keep spit and sparks off of the top of the stack. It's also a good idea to use only seasoned wood and 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 from rustic to modern. Its fire chamber accommodates logs up to 16 inches in length which allows maximum efficiency in fuel. The grate is easy to insert and encourages airflow to ensure consistent burning. A sliding door makes it simple to add and take logs, while a handy ashtray eliminates the need for lifting and cleaning. The chimney channels smoke upwards and away from people gathered around the fire and the rounded rain cap protects it from weather and debris.

The chiminea might not have the same aesthetic appeal as other cast aluminum models, however it's nevertheless a great option for your outdoor space. The regal design and charcoal black finish will look great on any garden or patio regardless of the time of year. The sturdy, solid cast aluminum construction is resistant to salt air and freezing cold making it a tough choice for harsh environments. A rust-proof cover is provided, as well as a cooking grate for grilling.

This large chiminea from Blue Rooster Company is designed to look like a Grecian urn. It will add visual appeal to your yard. Its rounded design is extremely sturdy, with an extended chimney neck to allow for better drafting and minimal smoke. Its mouth and neck spark screens minimize hazards from soaring embers, and the firebox can accommodate logs of up to 18 or 20 inches in length. A top chimney that is removable lets you use this chimney as a grill too.

This chiminea's aluminum solid cast construction is durable and impervious to rust, making it ideal for harsh climates. Its tab-and-slot design allows it to be assembled by two people in about 20 minutes. A curved chimney channels smoke upward to minimize the impact on nearby plants and guests. This model is compatible with wood or gas and can be used with the optional cooking Kit for a versatile fireplace.

Chimineas can be a fantastic decoration for your home, but they are also an excellent source of heat. You must take care of your new purchase to ensure its long-term durability. Regularly check its soldered joints for signs of weakness and ensure you keep it covered when it's not in use.