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Clay chimineas must be protected from the weather. If exposed to cold and rain the chiminea of clay may become softer or crack.

Ceramic chimineas to be frequently used should be filled 50mm with Sand or Gardeco Lava Stones (see Accessories above). This reduces contact between the chiminea and direct flames. It also assists the clay material get used to staggered heat.

Size

A chimenea can be the ideal size for many patios and gardens. The clay structure warms up and radiates warmth into the area, creating a warm fire pits chimineas and ambiance. They can also be used as wood stoves. They burn aromatic hardwoods to produce stunning natural aromas.

The smaller designs that taper into the shape of a chimney are perfect for smaller spaces. Some are available with attractive colors that add an attractive element. They can be used to cook food over an open flame, a feature that brings an added level of gratification and enjoyment to an outdoor gathering.

Chimineas are made by hand and painted, so they may discolor slightly with use or if left outside all the time. If this happens it could be lightly sanded and repainted with an exterior emulsion based paint, although this isn't usually required.

Certain clay chimeneas have chrome BBQ which allows you to cook on an open flame. This lets you take in the ambience of a flame while cooking your meal and it adds a layer of flavour that isn't possible with electric or gas cookers.

In contrast to chimineas made of metal, clay is much safer to touch when hot because the temperature is spread out across a larger surface. This also helps to prevent the clay's interior from cracking due to excessive heat. It is recommended to put 50mm of sand or Gardeco lava stones (see Accessories below) in the bottom of the chimenea, to minimize the contact of the clay with the hot part of the fire and to create an uneven heat pattern.

Chimineas are a green alternative to gas barbecues. They can be used with various fuels such as propane, natural gases and charcoal. Chimineas are especially effective when used with aromatic woods like Apple, Cherry, and Yew that burn slow and produce less ash. Cover the chimenea when not in use. This will shield it from snow or rain.

Design

A clay chimenea is a great addition to any patio. The clay is resistant to fire and the design permits an uncluttered, non-smoking fire. They are built with a large base that tapers to a chimney and stack. The chimney holds the flame high and allows it to warm the outdoor area. A lot of chimineas feature decorative details that accents their design and adds a beautiful finishing finish to your patio or garden. Chimeneas are a great option for anyone with a small space who wants the warmth of a fire in the outdoor.

A chimenea can also be used for cooking. Some models include built-in grills that can be used for barbecuing food over the flame. The adobe or clay material absorbs heat and then radiates it outward, so you don't need to create a large fire to keep your food hot. They are also simpler to maintain than chimineas made of metal because they can be cleaned more easily, and they are not as prone to rust.

Large clay chimineas from LB are available in a variety of colors and designs. Wrapped with an iron chiminea for instance. This chiminea is a great example of a chiminea which incorporates the iron that is commonly seen in Mexican pottery. It also features distinctive designs on the lid and the stack. The Serene is another model of an older clay chiminea with a narrower pot. It is available in soft colors and comes with an iron stand that supports the base and the stack.

Chimineas can differ in both appearance and color due to the fact that they are hand-crafted. If they are taken care of properly, they can withstand high temperatures and last a long time. When not in use they should be covered to guard the clay against snow and rain.

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Function

Chimeneas are an excellent option to enjoy a fire outside in a secure manner. It will also add the appearance of light and ambience to your outdoor space. Since ancient times they have been used to provide warmth and light. Now you can use them as a focal point in your garden or patio. They are easy to operate and a good alternative for those looking to enjoy the benefits of a fire pit outdoors without the risks associated with an open flame.

Clay chimineas are made of fired clay that has been kiln-fired and coated with a waterproof glaze to ensure durability. They are made and fired in small local factories that aid communities and the economy of Mexico. Kiln-fired to high temperatures, they are used to eliminate any organic or water content in the clay that is in its raw state. This minimizes the risk of cracking the clay due to thermal shock.

A large portion of our chimineas have cooking areas that allow you to grill food on the flame. This is an excellent feature for those who like to cook and entertain at the same time and will add a bit of enjoyment and flavor to dinners with family and friends.

When you are first starting to use your chiminea, it is always best to build a small fire and slowly increase the size of the fire. It is crucial to start small because the clay acts as an electric radiator. If you begin with a larger size, the temperature will rise quickly. The clay can crack as it isn't used to the heat.

Wrapped With Iron is one of the many designs in our extensive range of clay. This features the traditional clay look of Mexican pottery, but with an iron accent on the stack and lid. This design comes with a removable stand and chimney cover.

We also have the Honeycomb design clay chiminea that offers a more modern looking fire pit that has a crossed pattern on the bowl and stack. The model is lighter shade and more soft tones. It also comes with an adjustable stand and chimney cover.

Maintenance

Chimineas made from clay, are prone to cracking. Although this is usually an issue of minor importance but 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 a part of this. It is also essential to store your chiminea properly to avoid damage due to the cold and humidity.

One of the primary reasons for cracks in a chiminea is poor 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. One dealer told me he could not assure his chimineas sale from breaking because they are often damaged by careless handling before they were fired!

Another reason for cracks on chimineas can be caused by using water to smother the fire. Clay is susceptible to sudden temperature changes, and pouring hot water on the chiminea made of clay can cause stress cracks and thermal shock. The most effective way to extinguish the fire in a chiminea is to let it die naturally, or employ sand.

When you purchase an all-new chiminea, it is important to pick one that comes with a stand. It will be easier for you to clean, and it will look nicer in your garden. Chimineas that do not have stands can be hard to move, particularly if it's rainy or windy. It is recommended to purchase a poker to assist you in move the logs, and a brush to get rid of soot and ash.

When you first purchase your chiminea it must be "cured" (broken into) slowly. Begin with small fires, and then gradually increase the size of your logs. As you progress, the clay will become more seasoned and resistant to cracks. A seasoned chiminea is more efficient in holding a larger, well-controlled fire. After three or four small fires, it is possible to begin to make larger fires with confidence. It is essential to keep an an eye on the size of the fire to ensure it doesn't get out of control.