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

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

Size

A chimenea is a great size for most gardens and patios. The clay structure heats up and radiates the warmth to the surrounding area, providing a cozy flame and an ambiance. They can also be used as wood stoves. They burn aromatic hardwoods to produce gorgeous natural scents.

The smaller designs that taper into a chimney work well for smaller areas. Some are available in attractive colors to add an attractive element. They can be used to cook food on an open flame, a feature that adds a new satisfaction and pleasure to the experience of a backyard gathering.

Chimineas are made by hand and then painted by hand. They can fade when used or left outside. If this is the case it is possible for the paint to be sanded, and then repainted using an exterior emulsion-based paint. This isn't always required.

Some clay chimeneas are supplied with a chrome BBQ grill, which allows you to cook food on an open flame. You can cook over an open flame while enjoying the ambiance.

Chimineas made from clay have a wider surface area than chimineas made from metal chiminea. This makes them safer to touch even when hot. This will also prevent the clay's interior from cracking because of excessive heat. It is recommended to place 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 most hot part of the fire and to create a staggered heat pattern.

Chimineas are a green alternative to gas barbecues. They can be used with various fuels, including propane, natural gases and charcoal. Chimineas are especially effective when employed with aromatic woods such as Apple, Cherry, and Yew that burn slower and produce less ash. A chimenea should be covered when not in use to shield it from rain and snow because it could be hard to start a fire if the clay becomes wet.

Design

A clay chimenea is great addition to any patio. The clay is resistant to fire and the design permits an uncluttered, non-smoking fire. The base is large and it tapers into an chimney. The chimney is designed to hold the flame high and allows it to warm your outdoor area. Many chimineas have decorative features that enhance their design adding a stunning final finish to your garden or patio. Chimeneas can be an ideal choice for those with a limited space and who want the warmth of a fire outdoors.

A chimenea is also used to cook. Some models have built-in grills that can be used for barbecuing food on the fire. The adobe or clay material absorbs heat and radiates outward. You don't need to build a huge fire to cook your food. They are also easier than metal chimineas to maintain since they can be cleaned easily and are less prone to corrosion.

LB's selection of large clay chimineas provides a wide range of designs and colors to pick from. Wrapped with Iron chiminea outdoor, for example. This chiminea is a great example of a chiminea that includes the iron used in Mexican pottery. It also has a unique design on the lid and the stack. The Serene is another example of a more traditional clay chiminea with a narrower pot. It is also finished in soft hues and comes with an enhanced iron stand that supports the base and the stack.

Chimineas may vary in appearance and color because they are hand-crafted. If they are properly cared for, they can withstand high temperatures and last a long time. When not in use they should be covered to protect the clay against snow and rain.

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Function

Chimeneas are an excellent way to enjoy a fire outside in a safe manner. It also adds the appearance of light and ambience 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 simple to operate and a good alternative for those looking to enjoy the advantages of an outdoor fire without the dangers associated with an open flame.

Clay chimineas are made of kiln fired clay with a waterproof glaze to ensure durability. They are manufactured and fired in small local factories that help support communities and the economy in Mexico. Kiln-fired at high temperatures they are used to remove any organic or water content in the clay that is in its raw state. This minimizes the possibility of cracking in the clay as a result of thermal shock.

A lot of our larger models come with an area for cooking where you can cook food on the fire. This is an excellent feature for those that like to cook and entertain at the same time and will add an extra element of fun and flavour to your dinners with friends and family.

When you are first starting 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 crucial to start small since the clay acts like a radiator. If you begin with a larger size the temperature will quickly rise. This could cause cracks in the clay since it isn't used to the temperature.

There are a variety of different designs in our large range of clay chimineas, including the Wrapped With Iron. This design has the traditional clay appearance and feel of mexican chimineas pottery, but with an iron accent on the lid and stack. The design also comes with a movable chimney stand and cover.

The Honeycomb clay chiminea is a sleek fire pit that has a cross-shaped design on the bowl and the stack. This model is lighter in color and soft tones. It also comes with a stand that can be removed and a chimney cover.

Maintenance

Chimineas made from clay, are prone to cracking. Although this is typically not a major issue, it can affect the appearance and functionality of the chiminea. To avoid this from happening, it is essential to take care of your chiminea. Cleaning it frequently and using sealant is part of this. It is also important to properly store your chiminea to prevent damage from extreme temperatures and moisture.

One of the main reasons for cracks in a chiminea can be due to careless handling. Handle a chiminea with care since it is a huge piece of fine china. Avoid dropping it, touching anything that can burn it or firing it while it's hot. A dealer once told me that he couldn't even warrant his chimineas for breakage because most of them were broken because of poor handling before they were fired up once!

Another common cause of cracks on chimineas can be caused by using water to put out the fire. Clay is susceptible to sudden temperature changes, and pouring hot water onto a clay chiminea could cause thermal shock and stress cracks. The best way to extinguish a chiminea is to allow the fire naturally die or to employ sand to extinguish it without risk.

It is essential to purchase a chiminea that comes with an element of base. It will be easier to clean and will enhance the look of your yard. Chimineas without stands can be hard to move, particularly if it's windy or rainy. You can also buy an instrument that helps you move the logs, and a brush to remove soot and ash.

You should "cure" (break in) your chiminea slowly as you purchase it for the first time. Start with small fires and increase the size of your logs gradually. In this process the clay will become more seasoned and resistant to cracks. A seasoned chiminea is more efficient in holding a larger, controlled fire. After three or four small flames, it is possible to be capable of starting a large fire with confidence. However, it is important to monitor the size of your fire and to not allow it to become too large or out of control.