Buying the Biggest Chiminea in the World

Chimineas add warmth and ambiance to outdoor spaces, and some even include handy safety and convenience features. Find models with doors and bases that are wide that can prevent logs or embers from falling on something flammable, or burning the deck floor.

Be aware that chimineas can be extremely hot and should not be used near children.

AllModern Cold Rolled Steel Chiminea

Chiminesas can bring warmth and a roaring fire to your backyard or patio. When shopping for a new one, take into consideration your space and what you intend to use it for. If you intend to grill, select one that has grill grates that allow you to easily move logs. You should also ensure that you are able to relax close to the fire without inhaling smoky fumes. Also, when considering your climate and whether you'll need to store the chiminea in freezing temperatures, you need to decide what material you want the chiminea to be made out of. Clay models are more traditional and less expensive however they are susceptible to breaking or shatter when frozen. Steel chimineas are more durable but can rust if not properly coated with a weatherproof coating. Cast iron is heavy and requires more care, but will last for a long time and develop a cool patina with time. Cast aluminum is the most expensive choice however it is extremely durable and designed to disperse warmth efficiently.

The AllModern Steel Chiminea, with its open design and a large wood-burning chiminea is an excellent choice if you are seeking a large chiminea. Its rusty finish adds an elegant touch to your yard. The chimney funnels smoke upwards, keeping the fire from blowing into your face or causing smokey smells to fill your home. However, like most metal chimineas, this one is not ideal for places that have high winds.

A gas chiminea is a different alternative. In contrast to a wood-burning model these do not require burning logs. They use propane tanks, or they can be connected to natural gas lines that are already in use. The best one we have reviewed is the Cuisinart propane chiminea (click here), that lets you adjust the flame settings for the most comfortable glow and dancing flames.

A chiminea is best for those who live in areas that have cooler nights and who don't mind leaving the door open while taking care of the fire pit with chiminea. It should be put in a safe location, away from any flammable objects such as fences or deck railings. It should be properly anchored to the ground to prevent it from tipping over.

Bali Outdoors Chiminea

Chimineas are equipped with chimneys that funnel smoke and ash away, unlike fire pits. These portable outdoor heaters come in clay, cast iron, steel and a variety of other materials. Some are updated takes on traditional clay chimineas. While others are designed to look rustic and weathered, forming beautiful patinas over time. Most chimineas feature chimneys and fire bowls to direct smoke upwards 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 that allow people to see the flames in multiple angles.

When shopping for the biggest chiminea, consider the overall size of your room as well as the style and dimensions of other furnishings you're planning to use it with. Larger chimineas can generate more heat, but they're also likely to weigh more and less portable than smaller ones. Since they have chimneys that are high and are often large, the buyer should be sure that their chimineas do not come into contact with flammable items, such as an awning or the deck floor.

When you are looking for a new chiminea to purchase, you must be aware of the amount of maintenance it will need. The majority of chimineas can be cleaned using the help of a garden hose, however certain models require a professional cleaning service. Others need to be repainted or refinished frequently, based on the material and style of your Chiminea. If your chosen model includes chimneys, it is recommended to cover it with a cap to prevent rain from seeping into the chimney and corroding its interior.

This chiminea is a good choice for those who want a modern, functional design. It's not as durable as our top pick but it's still a good alternative. This chiminea with cold-rolled-steel is a sleek design that won't overwhelm a patio or deck of average size. It has a fire-bowl at the bottom, and an elevated chimney that extends to the side. It includes three sides of a screen and includes an ash collector and the fire poker.

blue rooster chiminea Rooster Company Chiminea

If you're looking for a fireplace that burns wood that has a sleek, modern design that can double as grill and a grill, then look no further than this chiminea. The rounded sides of this chiminea and its wide chimney allow you to see the fire from every angle, making it easier to enjoy its warmth with your family and friends. The long flue helps to keep smoke away from the guests and prevent eye burns. The built-in firebox is insulated to hold full-sized logs that are up to 20 inches long.

This model made of steel is constructed from heavy-duty materials that can withstand years of usage in any environment. Its weatherproof, durable finish and tall smokestack protect against wind, rain debris, yard debris, salt air and corrosive chemicals that are found in fertilizers and soil. The chiminea is equipped with spark screens around the mouth and neck to stop embers from burning and causing injury. It also has a built-in rain cover to keep water out during wet weather.

This chiminea is a bit expensive, but its aesthetic appeal and high-quality construction justifies the price. Its rust-resistant, solid cast aluminum composition is sturdy enough to hold full-sized logs that measure up to 20 inches in length and has a spacious firebox that can also be used as grilling grates for cooking burgers and other favorite grilling dishes. This chiminea's convenient carry handles and easy assembly (with no tools required) make it easy to transport between different locations, while its rain cover and tarp will keep it safe from the elements when not in use.

This wood-burning stove is ideal for balconies, patios, and small outdoor spaces like cement balconies or city decks. It's easy to set up and takes just 20 minutes. The tab and slot components help keep it stable and resistant to weather conditions like rain and wind. The chiminea comes with an elevated smokestack, long flue, and grate that make it easier to maintain and to stoke the fire. The chiminea includes an ashpan as well as an easy-to-use cover that helps keep the area tidy.