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Large Clay Chimineas For Sale

Chimineas made of clay should be protected from the elements. If left exposed to cold and rain a clay chiminea can become softer or crack.

Chimineas that are frequently used should be filled with 50mm of sand or Gardeco Lava stones (see Accessories above). This helps reduce the contact between the big chiminea's direct flames. It also assists the clay material get used to staggered heat.

Size

Chimeneas can be the perfect size for many gardens and patios. The clay structure warms up and radiates warmth to the surrounding area, generating a cozy fire and ambiance. They can also be used as wood stoves. They use aromatic hardwoods to produce stunning natural aromas.

Smaller designs that taper into the shape of a chimney are perfect for smaller spaces. Some come in attractive colors to add an aesthetic element. They can be used to cook food over an open flame, an option that adds a new satisfaction and enjoyment to an outdoor gathering.

Chimineas are hand-crafted and painted and therefore may fade slightly over time or if placed outside all the time. If this happens, the paint can be lightly sanded and repainted with an exterior paint that is based on emulsions, but this isn't typically required.

Certain clay chimeneas come with a chrome BBQ grill, which allows you to cook food over an open flame. This lets you enjoy the ambiance of an open flame while cooking and it adds an extra flavor that's not feasible with electric or gas cookers.

In contrast to chimineas made of metal, clay is much safer to touch when hot because the temperature is spread out over a wider surface. This will also stop the clay from cracking due to too much heat. It is advisable to put 50mm of sand or Gardeco lava stones (see Accessories below) in the bottom of the chimenea, to reduce the contact of the clay with the hottest part of the fire, and to create a staggered heat pattern.

Chimineas are an environmentally friendly alternative to gas grills and are suitable for a variety of fuel types including natural gas, propane, and charcoal. Chimineas work best when used with aromatic woods, such as Apple, Cherry, and Yew that burn slower and produce less ash. A chimenea must be covered when not in use to protect it from rain and snow, as it can become difficult to start a fire when the clay is wet.

Design

A clay chimenea can be a fantastic addition to any patio. The clay material is resistant to fire and the design helps it to burn with a clear, smoke-free flame. The base is large and it tapers into an chimney. The chimney is designed to hold the flame up high and allows it to warm your outdoor space. Many chimineas have decorative features that enhance their design, adding a beautiful finishing finish to your garden or patio. A chimenea is a great option for those with limited space but who desires the warmth of a fire in the outdoor.

A chimenea can also be used for cooking. Some models have a built-in grill that can be used for barbecuing food on the fire. The adobe or clay material absorbs the heat and radiates it to the outside, so you don't need to create a large fire to keep your food hot. They are also easier than metal chimineas to maintain as they are easy to clean and are less susceptible to rust.

LB's large clay chimineas come in a wide range of colors and designs. Wrapped with Iron chiminea, for instance. This chiminea is a fantastic example of a chiminea that incorporates the iron that is commonly seen in Mexican pottery. It also has an original design on the lid and stack. The Serene Chiminea is an example of a clay chiminea that is more traditional in its appearance and has a narrower bowl. The model is also finished in soft colored tones and comes with an upgraded iron stand that supports the base and the stack.

Ceramic chimineas can differ in both appearance and color due to the fact that they are hand-crafted. If they are taken care of properly they will withstand high temperatures and last for a long time. They should be covered when not in use to protect the clay from rain and snow.

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Function

A chimenea provides a safe way to enjoy a fire outside and will also add ambiance and illumination to your outdoor space. Since centuries, they have been used to provide warmth and light. Now you can use them as a focal point for your garden or patio. They are easy to use, and are a good option for those who don't want the dangers of open flames but still want the benefits.

Clay chimineas are made from kiln-fired clay that is coated with a waterproof layer to ensure their durability. They are produced and fired in small local factories that support the economy and communities in Mexico. Kiln-fired at high temperatures they are used to eliminate any organic or water content in the raw clay. This decreases the chance of cracking the clay due to thermal shock.

A lot of our larger models have an area for cooking where you can grill food over the flame. This is a great choice for those who love to cook while entertaining simultaneously. It will make for a fun addition to your dinners.

When you are first starting to use your chiminea, it is always best to build an initial small fire before you slowly increase the size of the fire. This is because the clay acts as a radiator and should you start with a large fire, the temperature will rise too fast. The clay can crack as it's not exposed to the heat.

Wrapped With Iron is one of the many designs available in our huge range of clay. This design is based on the classic clay look of Mexican pottery with an iron accent on the lid and stack. This design comes with a stand that is removable and chimney cover.

We also have the Honeycomb design clay chiminea that provides a more contemporary fire pit with a crossed design on the stack and bowl. The model is lighter in colour with soft tones, and comes with a removable chimney cover and stand.

Maintenance

Chimineas are made from clay, which is susceptible to cracking. Although this is typically an issue of minor importance however, it can impact the appearance and function of the chiminea near me. To avoid this from happening, it is essential to take care of your chiminea. Cleaning it frequently and sealing it with sealant is an integral part of this. Store your chiminea correctly to avoid damage from the elements and cold temperatures.

One of the primary reasons for cracks in a chiminea is careless handling. A chiminea is like an enormous piece of fine china, and must be handled carefully. Avoid dropping it, touching anything that can cause it to burn, or firing it when it's hot. A dealer once told me the dealer didn't even provide a guarantee for his chimineas against breaking because the majority of them broke because of poor handling before they were fired up once!

Another reason for cracks in chimineas is the use of water to put out the fire. Clay is prone to sudden temperature fluctuations, and pouring hot water over a clay chiminea could cause thermal shock and stress cracks. The best way to put out the chiminea is to let the fire die naturally, or to employ sand to extinguish it without risk.

It is important to buy an chiminea with a base. It will be simpler to clean and it will look nicer in your garden. Chimineas that do not have stands can be hard to move, particularly if it is windy or rainy. You can also purchase a poker that will help you move the logs and a brush to remove soot and ash.

You should "cure" (break in) your chiminea slowly when you purchase it for the first time. Start with small fires, and then increase the size of logs gradually. During this time the clay will become more resistant to cracks and seasoned. A seasoned chiminea is also able to provide a bigger and more controlled fire. After three or four small fires, it is possible to start making full-size fires with confidence. However, it is still important to monitor the size of your fire, and not allow it to get too large or get out of control.