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

Chimineas to be frequently used should be filled 50mm with sand or Gardeco Lava Stones (see Accessories above). This reduces the contact between the chiminea's direct flames. It also assists the clay material be used to staggered heat.

Size

Chimeneas can be the perfect size for many patios and gardens. The clay structure radiates warmth and creates a warm atmosphere. They can also be used as wood stoves. They burn aromatic hardwoods to create beautiful natural aromas.

Smaller designs that taper to the shape of a chimney are perfect for smaller spaces. Some are available in attractive colors, which can be used as an attractive element. They can be used to cook food over an open flame, an option that adds an extra satisfaction and pleasure to the experience of a backyard gathering.

Chimineas are made by hand and then painted. They may discolor when left outside. If this happens, the paint could be lightly sanded and then repainted using an external Emulsion-based paint, though this isn't typically required.

Some clay chimeneas come with a chrome BBQ grill so you can cook food on a open flame. This allows you to enjoy the ambiance of a flame while cooking your meal and it adds an extra layer of flavour that isn't feasible with electric or gas cookers.

Clay chimineas have a much larger surface area than chimineas made from metal. This makes them safer to touch even when they are hot. This helps to prevent the clay inside from absorbing too much heat and breaking. It is recommended to put 50mm of sand (or Gardeco lava stone) at the bottom to prevent the clay from coming into contact with the hotter part and to create a uniform heat pattern.

Chimineas offer an environmentally-friendly alternative to gas barbecues. They can be used with a variety of fuels, including natural gas, propane and charcoal. They are particularly effective when they are used with aromatic hardwoods such as Apple, Cherry and Yew that burn slowly, releasing the scent of a lovely fragrance and producing less ash. Cover the chimenea when not in use. This will shield it from rain or snow.

Design

A clay chimenea is a fantastic addition to any patio. The clay material is fire-resistant, and the design makes it easier to burn with a clear, smoke-free flame. They're designed with a wide base that tapers to a chimney and stack. The chimney is designed to hold the flame at a high level and allows it to warm your outdoor space. Many chimineas have decorative features that add to their appearance and add a stunning finishing design to your garden or patio. A chimenea is an excellent option for anyone with a small space and who would like the warmth of an outdoor fire.

A chimenea can also be used for cooking. Certain models come with a built-in barbecue that can be used to cook food over the fire. The clay or adobe material absorbs heat and radiates it to the outside which means you don't have to build a huge fire to get your food hot. They are also more easy than Ceramic chimineas made of metal to maintain because they can be easily cleaned and are less susceptible to rust.

The large clay chimineas of LB come in a wide range of designs and colors. Wrapped with a chiminea made of iron, for example. This chiminea is an excellent example of a chiminea that incorporates the iron commonly seen in Mexican pottery. It also has distinctive designs on the lid and the stack. The Serene is a different example of an older clay chiminea, with a more narrow pot. This model comes in softer colors and has an iron stand that holds the base and the stack.

Chimineas are hand-made and hand-painted The appearance and color could differ slightly from one item to the next. 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.

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Function

Chimeneas provide a secure option to have an outdoor fire and can also add ambiance and light 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 choice for those who don't want the dangers of an open flame but still want the benefits.

Clay chimineas can be made of kiln-fired clay and coated with a waterproof coating to ensure durability. They are manufactured and fired in small local factories that support the economy and communities of Mexico. Kiln-fired at high temperatures, they are used to remove any organic or water-based content in the clay that is in its raw state. This decreases the chance of cracking the clay due to thermal shock.

Many of our larger models come with an area for cooking that allows you to grill food over the fire. This is a fantastic option for those who want to cook and entertain at the same time and will add an extra element of fun and flavour to dinners with family and friends.

It is recommended to start with a small flame when you first start using your chiminea. Then gradually increase the size. This is important because the clay acts as a radiator and when you begin with a large flame, the temperature will rise too quickly. The clay can crack as it's not exposed to the heat.

There are a number of different designs available in our large clay chiminea collection, including the Wrapped With Iron. This design has the traditional clay appearance and feel of Mexican pottery, with an accent of iron on the lid and stack. This model comes with a removable stand and chimney cover.

We also have the Honeycomb design clay chiminea which gives a modern-looking fire pit that has a crossed pattern on the stack and bowl. This model is lighter in color with soft tones, and comes with a chimney cover that can be removed and a stand.

Maintenance

Chimineas are constructed from clay, which is prone to cracking. Although this is typically an issue of minor importance, it can affect the appearance and function of the chiminea. To avoid this from happening, it's important to keep your chiminea in good condition. Cleaning it regularly and sealing it with sealant is an integral part of this. Keep your chiminea in a safe place to avoid damage caused by the elements and cold temperatures.

One of the primary reasons for cracks in a chiminea is careless handling. Chimineas are like an enormous piece of fine china, and must be handled carefully. Avoid dropping it or touching anything that could cause it to be burned, or firing it when it's hot. One dealer I spoke to said he did not guarantee his chimineas from breaking since they were frequently broken due to careless handling, even before they were fired up!

Using water to extinguish a fire is another common reason for cracks in Chimineas. Clay is extremely sensitive to sudden temperature changes, and pouring water on the chiminea results in thermal shock and stress fractures. The best way to put out the largest chiminea is to let the fire die naturally or to make use of sand to put it out in a safe manner.

When you are buying an newest Chiminea, it is crucial to pick one that comes with an accompanying stand. It will be easier to clean and make it look more attractive in your yard. Chimineas that do not have stands can be difficult to move, particularly when the weather is wet or windy. You should also purchase an instrument to help move the logs and a brush to remove soot and ash.

You should "cure" (break in) your chiminea slowly after you first buy it. Start with small fires and gradually increase the size of your logs. In this period the clay will become more resistant to cracks and more seasoned. A seasoned chiminea is also able to hold a larger and more controlled fire. After three or four small fires, it is possible to begin to make larger fires with confidence. However, it is vital to keep track of the size of your fire and to not allow it to get too large or out of control.