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Clay chimineas need to be protected from weather. If left exposed to cold and rain, a clay chiminea can be softer or break.

Chimineas that are frequently used should be filled 50mm with Sand or Gardeco Lava Stones (see Accessories above). This helps reduce contact between the Chiminea and direct flames. It also assists the clay material to be used to a staggered heat.

Size

A chimenea can be the ideal size for many gardens and patios. The clay structure warms up and radiates heat into the surrounding area, providing a cozy flame and an ambiance. They can also be used as wood stoves. They burn aromatic hardwoods to create gorgeous natural scents.

For smaller areas, designs that taper to the chimney are ideal. Some come in attractive colors, which can be used as an aesthetic element. They are a great way to cook food on an open flame and add an entirely new level of enjoyment to a backyard gathering.

Chimineas are hand-crafted and painted and therefore may fade slightly with use or if left outside all the time. If this is the case, the paint can easily be sanded, and then repainted using an exterior emulsion-based paint. This is not usually required.

Some clay chimeneas come with chrome BBQ so you can cook your food over an open flame. You can cook over an open flame while enjoying the ambience.

Chimineas made from clay have a wider surface area than chimineas made of metal. This makes them safer to touch even when hot. This also helps prevent the clay inside from taking in too much heat and cracking. It is recommended to put 50mm of sand or Gardeco lava stones (see Accessories below) on the bottom of the chimenea, to minimize the contact of the clay with the hottest part of the fire and also to create an uneven heat pattern.

Ceramic chimineas are an eco-friendly alternative to gas grills that are suitable for a wide variety of fuel types including propane, natural gas and charcoal. They are especially efficient when used with aromatic hardwoods such as Apple, Cherry and Yew which burn slowly, leaving a beautiful fragrance and producing less ash. Cover the chimenea if it is not in use. This will shield it from rain or snow.

Design

A clay chimenea is wonderful addition to any patio. The clay material is resistant to fire and the design makes it easier to burn without smoke or a clean flame. The base is large and it tapers into the shape of a chimney. The chimney is able to catch the flame and holds it up so that it can warm your outdoor space. A lot of chimineas feature decorative details which enhances their design and provides a stunning finishing look to your patio or garden. Chimeneas are the ideal option for those who have a smalleas are a safe option to have an outdoor fire and can also add ambiance and illumination to your outdoor space. They have been used for centuries to provide warmth and heat however, they can now be utilized as a beautiful focal point in your patio or garden area. They are easy to use and a good alternative for those looking to enjoy the benefits of an outdoor fire without the dangers of an open flame.

Chimineas made of clay can be made of kiln-fired clay and coated with a waterproof layer to ensure durability. They are manufactured and fired in small local factories that support communities and the economy of Mexico. They are fired kiln-fired at high temperatures to eliminate any organic or water-based material in the clay. This reduces the chance of cracking the clay because of thermal shock.

A large portion of our Chimineas come with cooking areas that allow you to cook food over the fire. This is a fantastic option for those who love to cook while entertaining simultaneously. It will make for a fun addition to your dinners.

It is recommended to begin with a small fire when you first start using your chiminea, and then gradually increase the size. It is crucial to start small as the clay acts as an electric radiator. If you start large, the temperature will increase quickly. This can crack the clay since it isn't accustomed to the heat.

Wrapped With Iron is one of the many designs in our huge range of clay. This design has the traditional clay look and feel of Mexican pottery, but with an iron accent on the lid and on the stack. This model includes a stand that can be removed and chimney cover.

We also have the Honeycomb design clay chiminea which gives a modern-looking fire pit with a crossed design on the stack and bowl. The model is lighter in color with soft tones and comes with a removable chimney cover and stand.

Maintenance

Chimineas, made of clay, are prone to cracking. This is a minor problem, but it could cause a negative impact on the appearance and functionality. It is essential to maintain the chiminea correctly in order to prevent this. This means cleaning it frequently and applying a sealant to protect it. Keep your chiminea in a safe place to avoid damage caused by the elements and cold temperatures.

One of the main reasons for cracks in a chiminea is poor handling. A chiminea is like an enormous piece of fine china, and must be handled carefully. Avoid dropping it or letting it touch anything that could ignite or ignite it while it is hot. One dealer told me that he did not warrant his chimineas against breaking, because they are often damaged by careless handling even before they were fired!

Another reason for cracks in chimineas is the use of water to put out the fire. Clay is very sensitive to sudden temperature changes and pouring water on the chiminea can cause stress fractures and thermal shock. The best way to extinguish a chiminea is to allow the fire naturally die or to employ sand to extinguish it safely.

It is important to buy the steel chiminea with an element of base. It is easier to clean and will make it more attractive in your yard. Chimineas with no stands can be difficult to move, especially when it is windy or rainy. You can also buy a poker to help you move the logs, and a brush for getting rid of soot and ash.

When you first purchase your chiminea it should be "cured" (broken into) slowly. Start with small fires, and then increase the size of your logs gradually. In this process, the clay will become seasoned and more resistant to cracks. A seasoned chiminea will also be more effective at holding a larger, controlled fire. After three or four small fires, it is possible to start making full-size fires with confidence. It is important to keep an eye on the size of the fire to ensure that it doesn't get out of control.