• 목록
• 답변
• 글쓰기
• 게시판 리스트 옵션
  • 수정
  • 삭제

Buying the Biggest Chiminea in the World

Chimineas add ambiance and heat to outdoor spaces, with some offering useful safety and convenience features. Look for models with doors with wide bases to stop logs and embers from falling on something flammable or burning the floor of a deck.

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

AllModern Cold-Rolled Steel Chiminea

Chiminesas can add warmth and crackling fire to your patio or back yard. Take into consideration the space you have and how you plan to use it when looking for an achiminea. If you intend to grill, select one with grill grates that allow you to easily move logs. You should also ensure you are able to sit comfortably near the fire without breathing in smoke. In addition to assessing your climate and whether you'll need to store the chiminea during freezing temperatures, you should decide what material you want the chiminea to be constructed out of. Clay models tend to be more traditional and less expensive, but can break easily or shatter in a freeze. Steel chimineas are stronger however they may rust if properly coated with a weatherproof coating. Cast iron is heavy and requires more care but can last for an extended period of time, forming an aged patina with time. Cast aluminum is the most expensive option, but it is durable and designed to disperse warmth efficiently.

The AllModern Steel Chiminea With its open design and large wood-burning chiminea, is a great option when you're seeking a large clay chiminea chiminea. Its rusty finish provides an informal appearance to your yard. Its chimney ideally channels smoke upwards, which can help to stop the flame from blowing up into your face or making you breathe in smoke. This model, as with the majority of metal models are not suitable for areas with high winds.

Another alternative is a gas-powered chiminea. Unlike a wood-burning model, they don't require burning logs. They utilize propane tanks, or they can be connected 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 glowing flame and dancing.

The chiminea is the ideal choice for those who live in cooler climates and are willing to leave the door open when tending to the fire. It should be placed in a secure location away from any flammable objects such as fences or deck railings, and it must be properly secured to the ground to prevent it from tumbling over.

Bali Outdoors Chiminea

In contrast to fire pits, which do not direct smoke and leave your clothes smelling like wood, chimineas and fire pits come with chimneys that funnel away ash and smoke. These portable outdoor heaters are available in cast iron, clay, steel and a variety of other materials. Some are modernized versions of traditional clay chimineas, while others are designed to look rustic and weathered, creating an attractive patina with time. Most chimineas feature a fire bowl and chimney to let smoke rise and a door or screen to shield pets and other people from falling embers. Certain chimineas are equipped with extra features, such as trays that store logs or 360-degree screens, which let people see the flames from a variety of angles.

When choosing the most powerful chiminea, consider the dimensions of your space as well as the style and dimensions of other furnishings you're planning to use it with. The larger chimineas produce more heat but are also heavier and less portable. Furthermore, since they generally have tall chimneys, buyers should make sure their chiminea won't come into contact with objects that ignite, such as an awning or the deck's floor.

When shopping for a new chiminea, it is important to also consider how much maintenance it will need. Chimines can generally be cleaned with the help of a garden hose, however some models require professional cleaning services. Certain chimineas require painted or refinished regularly depending on their design and the material. If your chosen model includes a chimney, you should cover it with a cap in order to prevent rain from seeping into the chimney and corroding the interior.

This chiminea is a good choice for those who want an elegant, functional design. It's not as sturdy as our top choice, but it's still a viable option. This cold-rolled steel chiminea has a streamlined shape that won't take over a typical-sized patio or deck, with a fire bowl at the bottom and a chimney that rises into the side. It includes an eaves-to-side screen and includes an ash collector and the fire poker.

Blue Rooster Company Chiminea

This chiminea is an ideal choice for those looking for an open-air fireplace that doubles as grill. It has a modern and sleek design. Its rounded sides and wide chimney give a full 360-degree view of the flame and allow you to relax and enjoy the warm and relaxing ambience with your loved ones. The long chimney helps to in directing smoke away and preventing eye burns. The insulated firebox can hold logs that are full-sized up to 20 inches in length.

This model made of steel is constructed from heavy-duty materials that can endure years of use in any setting. The chiminea's weatherproof finish tall smokestack and durable finish protect it from rain, wind, yard debris and corrosive chemicals in soil and fertilizers. The chiminea's neck and mouth spark screens minimize the risk of sparking embers causing injury, while the built-in rain lid keeps the chiminea dry during rainy weather.

Although it's a bit costly however, this chiminea has the aesthetic appeal and high-quality construction to justify its high price tag. Its rust-resistant, solid cast aluminum structure is strong enough to support large logs up to 20 inches in length and comes with a large firebox that can also house grilling grates to cook burgers and other favorite 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 protective tarp ensure that it stays secure from the elements even when being used.

This wood-burning chiminea makes an excellent choice for urban patios and other small outdoor spaces such as cement balconies, or postage stamp-sized city decks. Its easy assembly requires no tools and takes just about 20 minutes, while its tab and slot components keep it secure and resistant to rain, wind and other weather conditions. The chiminea's tall smokestack and long flue design allow it to safely direct smoke upwards and away from areas where seating is required, while its log grate and poker make it simple to ignite and maintain the fire pits and chimineas. The chiminea also comes with an ash pan and handy cover to help keep the area clean.