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Buying the Biggest Chiminea in the World

Chimineas add warmth and ambiance to outdoor spaces, and some even include convenient safety features and convenience. Choose models with large bases and doors that can keep embers or logs from falling on flammable items or burning the deck floor.

Keep in mind that chimineas can be extremely hot and should not be used near children.

AllModern Cold Rolled Steel Chiminea

A chiminea can add warmth and crackling flames to your backyard or patio. Consider your space and the way you plan to use it when you shop for a chiminea. For instance, if you plan to grill, pick a model with an grill grate as well as the ability to move logs easily. Also, you should ensure that you can comfortably sit near the fire without breathing in smoke. In addition to assessing your environment and whether you will require storing the chiminea terracotta in freezing temperatures, you must choose the material you would like the chiminea made out of. Clay models are more traditional and cheaper, but they can break or shatter when frozen. Chimineas made from steel can rust if not properly coated with weatherproof finish. Cast iron is heavy and requires more maintenance, however, it can last a long time and develop a cool patina over time. Cast aluminum is the most expensive choice, but it is durable and designed to disperse warmth well.

If you're looking to purchase a large wood-burning chiminea, with an open-plan design it is the AllModern Barrow Steel Chiminea is a good choice. Its rusty finish adds an informal touch to your yard. Its chimney is ideal for directing smoke upwards, which can help to stop the flame from blowing in your face or causing you to breathe in smoke. But, like many metal chimineas, this model is not ideal for places with high winds.

A gas chiminea is a different alternative. Unlike a wood-burning model, they don't require burning logs. They are powered by propane tanks or they can be connected to natural gas lines already in place. The Cuisinart Chiminea is the top model we've reviewed. It allows you to adjust the flame settings to ensure that it emits a comfortable glow or dancing flames.

The chiminea will be the ideal choice for those who live in cooler climates and are willing to leave the door open while tending to the fire. It should be set in a secure location away from flammable objects, such as a fence or deck railings. It must be properly secured to the ground to stop it from tumbling 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 vast variety of styles. Some are updated takes on traditional clay chimineas, while others are designed to appear rustic and weathered, forming an attractive patina with time. Most chimineas feature chimneys and fire bowls to direct smoke upwards and a door or screen to protect people and pets from falling embers. Some chimineas include additional features, such as log storage trays or 360-degree screens that allow users to see the flames from different angles.

When you're looking for the largest chiminea, consider the dimensions of your space as well as the style and dimensions of any furniture you plan to use it with. Larger chimineas can generate more heat however they're also likely to weigh more and less mobile than smaller models. Additionally, since they typically have tall chimneys, purchasers should make sure their chiminea won't come into contact with any flammable objects, such as an awning or the deck's floor.

Another factor to keep in mind when buying Chiminesas is how much maintenance and upkeep it'll require. Some models need to be cleaned by a professional while others can be cleaned using a garden hose. Some chimineas have to be refinished or repainted periodically, depending on their style and material. If your model has chimneys, you must cover it with a cap in order to prevent rain from seeping into the chimney and corroding its interior.

This chiminea is a good choice for those who want modern, practical design. It's not as sturdy as our top pick, but it's still a viable alternative. The chiminea is cold-rolled and is a sleek design that won't take over a typical-sized patio or deck, with an ash catcher at the bottom and a chimney rising into the side. It has a screen on three sides and comes with an ash collection system 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 a grill. It features a contemporary and sleek design. The rounded edges of the chiminea and its wide chimney let you view the fire from all angles which makes it easier to share the warmth with your family and friends. Its long flue can also help keep smoke away from your guests and avoid eye burns, while its fireplace is insulated and can hold logs up to 20 inches long.

In contrast to traditional chimineas that are typically constructed from cast iron or clay, and have a worn rustic look that develops an organic patina over time, this model made of steel is precision-cut from heavy-duty materials that can withstand years of use in any setting. Its weather-proof, durable finish and tall smokestack shield against wind, rain debris, yard debris salt air, and corrosive chemicals that are found in soil and fertilizers. The chiminea features spark screens at the neck and mouth to stop embers from burning and causing injuries. It also comes with a rain cover to keep water out during wet weather.

This chiminea is a bit expensive, but its visual appeal and quality construction justify the price. Its solid cast aluminum construction is strong enough to hold full-sized logs that measure up to 20 inches in length and comes with a large firebox that can also accommodate grilling grates to cook burgers and other favorite grilling dishes. This chiminea's convenient carry handles and simple assembly (with no tools needed) make it easy to move between places and its rain cover and tarp keep it protected from the elements when not in use.

This chiminea terracotta with wood burning is an ideal choice for urban patios and other outdoor spaces that are small, such as cement balconies, or postage stamp-sized city decks. It is easy to assemble and takes just 20 minutes. The tab and slot components keep it in place and resistant to weather conditions like rain and wind. The tall smokestack and long flue design helps efficiently direct smoke upwards and away from seating areas, while its log grate and poker make it simple to ignite and maintain the fire. The chiminea comes with an ashpan and a handy cover to keep the area tidy.