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Clay chimineas need to be protected from the elements. Chimineas made of clay can break or soften when exposed to the cold and rain.

Chimineas that are used regularly should be filled 50mm with sand or Gardeco Lava Stones (see Accessories above). This reduces contact between the Chiminea and direct flames. It also allows the material to get used to the staggered heat.

Size

A chimenea is a great size for most gardens and patios. The clay structure warms up and radiates warmth to the surrounding area, generating a cozy fire and ambience. They also function as wood burning stoves that efficiently consume the various woods that emit beautiful natural aromas.

Smaller designs that taper into the shape of a chimney are perfect for smaller areas. Some are available with attractive colors that add an attractive element. They can be used to cook food over an open flame, an option that adds a new level of gratification and enjoyment to an outdoor gathering.

Chimineas are made by hand and painted which means they can fade slightly with use or if placed outside all the time. If this happens paint can be lightly sanded and repainted with an exterior emulsion based paint, although this isn't usually necessary.

Some clay chimeneas are equipped with chrome BBQ that allows you to cook your food over an open flame. This allows you to take in the ambience of a flame while cooking your meal and adds an additional flavor that's not possible with electric or gas cookers.

Chimineas made of clay have a wider surface area than chimineas made from metal. This makes them safer to touch even when they are hot. This also helps to prevent the inner clay from cracking due to excessive heat. It is recommended to put 50mm of sand (or Gardeco lava stone) on the bottom to stop the clay from coming into contact with the hotter part and to create an even heat pattern.

Chimineas provide a green alternative to gas barbecues. Chimineas can be used with a variety of fuels that include natural gas, propane and charcoal. Chimineas work best when made with aromatic woods, such as Apple, Cherry, and Yew, which burn slowly and produce less ash. Chimeneas should be covered when it is not in use to shield it from snow and rain, as it can become hard to start a fire in the event that the clay gets wet.

Design

A chimenea made of clay can be a great addition to any patio. The clay is fire-resistant and the design allows for an uncluttered, non-smoking flame. The base is wide and tapers into an chimney. The chimney catches the flame and holds it up to allow it to warm your outdoor space. A number of chimineas come with decorative details that enhance their appearance and adds a beautiful finishing finish to your patio or garden. A chimenea is a great option for those with limited space and who would like the warmth of an outdoor fire.

Chimeneas can also be used to cook. Some models have a built-in grill that can be used for barbecuing food on the fire. The adobe or clay material absorbs heat and radiates it outward. It isn't necessary to build a big clay chiminea fire to heat your food. They are also easier than metal chimineas to maintain because they are easy to clean and are less prone to rust.

The LB's collection of large clay chimineas offers a variety of colors and designs to pick from. The Wrapped With Iron chiminea outdoor is one example. This chiminea is a fantastic example of a chiminea which 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 smaller bowl. It is also finished in soft tones and comes with an enhanced iron stand that supports the base and stack.

Chimineas may vary in color and design because they are made by hand. If they are taken care of properly they can withstand extreme temperatures and last for a long time. When not in use, they should be covered to guard the clay from rain and snow.

Visit LB's website to find the most competitive prices and options on large clay chimineas. You can also browse other fireplace accessories to enhance your backyard patio.

Function

Chimeneas are an excellent method to enjoy a fire outside in a safe manner. It can also add illumination and ambiance to your outdoor space. Since ancient times, they have been used to provide warmth and light. They are now able to serve as them as a focal point for your patio or garden. They are easy to use and are a great option for those who don't want the dangers of a flame but still want the benefits.

Clay chimineas are constructed from kiln-fired or kiln-baked clay and coated with a waterproof coating to ensure their durability. They are manufactured and fired in small local factories that assist in the economic development and communities of Mexico. They are kiln fired at high temperatures to eliminate any organic material or water in the clay. This decreases the chance of cracking the clay due to thermal shock.

Many of our larger chimineas have cooking areas that allow you to grill food on the fire. This is a great option for those who want to cook while entertaining simultaneously. It will add a fun element to your dinners.

When you first begin to use your chiminea, it is always best to build the fire in a small area and gradually increase the size of the fire. It is essential to start small as the clay acts like an electric radiator. If you start large, the temperature will quickly rise. The clay may crack if it's not exposed to the heat.

Wrapped With Iron is one of the many designs in our extensive range of clay. This design is based on the classic clay look of Mexican pottery with an iron accent on the stack and lid. This design includes a stand that can be removed and chimney cover.

The Honeycomb clay chiminea is a sleek fire pit that has a cross pattern on the bowl and the stack. This model is lighter in color with softer tones and includes an adjustable chimney cover and stand.

Maintenance

Chimineas are made from clay, which is susceptible to cracking. Although this is typically an issue of minor importance, it can affect the appearance and functionality of the chiminea. To prevent this from happening, it is essential to maintain your chiminea properly. This means cleaning it frequently and applying a sealant to protect it. It is important to store your chiminea properly to avoid damage caused by the elements and cold temperatures.

Unsafe handling is among the main causes cracks in Chiminea. Chimineas are a large piece of fine china, and should be handled carefully. Avoid dropping it, touching anything that can burn it or firing it while it's hot. A dealer once told me he didn't even guarantee his chimineas against breakage since the majority of them broke because of careless handling prior to the time they were fired once!

Another reason for cracks in chimineas is the use of water to smother the fire. Clay is extremely sensitive to sudden temperature fluctuations, and pouring water on a chiminea causes thermal shock and stress fractures. The best chiminea method to put out the flame in a terracotta chiminea would be to let it die naturally, or make use of sand.

It is important to buy the chiminea with an base. It will be simpler for you to clean, and will look better in your garden. Chimineas with no stands can be hard to move, especially when it is windy or rainy. You should also purchase a poker to assist you in move the logs, and a brush to get rid of the ash and soot.

You must "cure" (break in) your chiminea slowly as you purchase it for the first time. Start with small fires and increase the size of the logs gradually. As time passes the clay will become more resistant to cracks and will become more seasoned. A seasoned chiminea will also provide a bigger and more controlled fire. After three or four small fires, you can start making full-size fires with confidence. It is important to keep in mind the size of the fire pit with chiminea to ensure that it does not get out of hand.