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Buying the Biggest Chiminea in the World

Chimineas add ambiance and heat to outdoor spaces, and some even include useful safety and convenience features. Look for models with doors and bases that are wide to stop burning embers and logs from falling on something flammable or burning the deck's floor.

Also, keep in mind that chimineas are extremely hot and should be kept away from children.

AllModern Cold Rolled Steel Chiminea

Chiminesas can add warmth and a roaring fire pits and chimineas to your backyard. When looking for a brand new one, take into consideration your space and what you intend to use it for. If you plan to grill, you should choose one that has grill grates and allows you to easily move logs. You also want to ensure you can sit comfortably by the fire without breathing in smoke that is smoky. In addition to considering your climate and whether you require the chiminea to be stored during freezing temperatures, you should choose the material you want the chiminea to be made out of. Clay models tend to be traditional and less expensive but can break easily or shatter during an ice-freeze. Steel chimineas can rust when not properly coated with weatherproof finish. Cast iron is heavy and requires more maintenance but it will last for many years, and develop an aged patina with time. Finally, cast aluminum is a costlier alternative, but it is durable and designed to disperse heat efficiently.

If you're looking for a large wood-burning chiminea with an open-plan design, the AllModern Barrow Steel Chiminea is a good choice. Its rusty finish adds an informal appearance to your yard. The chimney funnels smoke upwards, which prevents the flame from blowing into your face or causing smokey smells to infect your home. This model, as with the majority of metal chiminea models, is not suitable for areas that experience high winds.

A gas metal chiminea can be another alternative. These models do not require the burning of logs, unlike wood-burning models. They utilize propane tanks, or they can be connected to natural gas lines already in place. The most effective model we tested is the Cuisinart Propane Chiminea, which allows you to adjust the flame settings for an inviting glow and dancing flames.

A chiminea is ideal for those who live in areas with cooler evenings and don't mind having the door open while taking care of the fire. It should be set in a secure location away from any flammable objects, like deck railings. It must also be properly anchored to the ground to ensure it does not fall over.

Bali Outdoors Chiminea

Chimineas have chimneys that direct ash and smoke away, unlike fire pits. These portable outdoor heaters come in cast iron, clay steel, and a range of other materials. Some are modernized versions of traditional clay chimineas while others have a rustic and weathered look that develops a beautiful patina over time. The majority of chimineas come with a fire bowl and chimney to direct smoke up and a screen or door to protect people and pets from falling embers. Some chimineas have extra features, such as trays that store logs or 360-degree screens, which permit people to view the flames in multiple angles.

When you're looking for the largest chiminea, think about the overall size of your space as well as the style and dimensions of any furniture you're planning to work with. Larger chimineas will generate more heat, but they're also more likely to be heavier and less portable than smaller ones. Since they have tall chimneys and are often large, buyers must ensure that their chiminea will not come in contact with anything that could ignite, such as an awning, or the deck floor.

When looking for a brand new chiminea to purchase, you must also consider how much maintenance it will need. Certain models require to be cleaned by a professional, while others can be cleaned using the garden hose. Some chimineas need to be painted or refinished regularly according to their style and material. If your model has chimneys, you must cover it with a cap in order to stop rain from getting into the chimney and corroding its insides.

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

Blue Rooster Company Chiminea

This chiminea is a great option for those who want a wood-burning fireplace that doubles as a grill. It has a sleek and modern design. The rounded sides of the chiminea terracotta as well as its large chimney let you see the fire from all angles, making it easier to enjoy its warmth with friends. The long chimney helps to in directing smoke away and preventing eye burns. The firebox that is insulated can hold logs that are full-sized up to 20 inches long.

In contrast to traditional chimineas that are often constructed of cast iron or clay, and have a worn rustic appearance that develops an organic patina over time, this steel model is precision-cut from heavy-duty materials to withstand years of use in any setting. Its weatherproof, durable finish and tall smokestack guard against wind, rain debris from the yard salt air, and corrosive chemicals that are found in soil and fertilizers. The chiminea's mouth and neck spark screens minimize the risk of sparking embers causing injury and its rain lid keeps the chiminea dry during rainy weather.

This chiminea is a bit expensive, but its aesthetic appeal and superior construction justify the cost. Its solid cast aluminum structure is strong enough to support large logs that measure up to 20 inches in length and features a large firebox that can also house a grilling grate for preparing hamburgers, as well as other grilling dishes. The chiminea is easy to transport due to its convenient carrying handles, as well as its simple assembly (no tools are required). The rain cover and protective tarp also ensure it stays safe from the elements when it's not in use.

This chiminea with wood burning is the ideal option for urban patios and other small chiminea outdoor spaces, like cement balconies or postage stamp-sized city decks. Its simple assembly requires no tools and can be completed in about 20 minutes, while its tab and slot components ensure it is secure and resistant to rain, wind, and other environmental conditions. The chiminea features an elevated smokestack, long flue, and grate to make it easier to maintain and ignite the fire. The chiminea comes with an ashpan and a convenient cover that helps keep the area clean.