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How to Choose the Best Chiminea for Your Outdoor Living Space

A chiminea is a great option for outdoor living space because it is more durable than a fire pit and provides a focused, controlled flame. Make sure to choose models made of steel that resist corrosion and can withstand high temperatures.

Be sure that the model you choose comes with a log grate and poker to ensure safe handling. The grate should be able to be removed so that you can take care of the fire without having to worry about burning your fingers.

1. Terrain Chiminea, Angled Obelisk

Terrain's obelisk-shaped chiminea with an angled design is currently on sale for $33 for a limited time. It's the perfect addition to any backyard. It's made from weather-steel, a heat resistant metal that develops a beautiful rusty patina with time. It's light enough to be easily carried around, and comes with grilling grate so that you can cook your favorite burgers and enjoy the flames roaring at the same time.

Although not as versatile as our top choice, this chiminea is a good alternative if you're looking for a way to add warmth and ambiance your backyard. The angled design not just looks great, but helps keep the fire pits and chimineas burning. It also has an easy latch which opens the mouth for easy access to place logs inside and closes it when you're finished.

For your safety and longevity you must regularly dust and clean your chiminea. You can also touch up the paint on metal chimineas using high-heat paints specially designed for fireplaces and grills. This can help keep the chiminea from rusting and increase the lifespan of your investment.

It is important to ensure that the chimney is free of obstructions, in addition to cleaning it out. A chiminea made of metal should have a rain cap to protect it from rain that is heavy which could cause water to splash onto the chimney and potentially start an fire. It is important to store your chimney in a place that is dry during the winter.

Cast iron chimineas tend to be more expensive than other types, however they're sturdy and durable. They're also easy to maintain. They are less likely to rust and will develop a beautiful patina with time. They aren't light however, so you'll need an able back or assistance in moving it on your deck or patio.

You can also opt for an chiminea that burns gas for those who don't want carry large piles or wood around. A lot of these models come with a built-in propane gas tank or connect to your existing natural gas line. Some models, like our top pick by the Blue Rooster Company include a grill grate, fire pits chimineas poker, and other cooking equipment.

2. Cuisinart ceramic chiminea Lava Rocks

In contrast to boring wood-burning fireplace pits and awkwardly-shaped propane tower heaters, this chiminea delivers both stylish fiery ambiance and warm comfort for your outdoor dining space or patio lounge. A directional heat-shield forces up to 40,000 BTUs outwards, warming your guests at alfresco dining or cocktails at sunset. The stainless steel base and sleek painted steel frame are sturdy. A tip-over safety switch comes with it to protect your guests. 8 lbs. of red lava rocks are included. These trap and disperse heat for warmth and ambience. Use the adjustable heat control system to adjust your flames. Heats up to 200 square foot.

4. Kelly Clarkson Home Chiminea

Chimineas can be an excellent method to provide warmth and ambiance your outdoor space. These wood-burning vessels are able to emit more heat than standard fire pits and their vertical chimneys aid in directing smoke away from seating areas. There are many styles and sizes to choose from, some of which are modernized versions of traditional clay models, while others are vintage-inspired options constructed from Cast iron chiminea iron or steel, which develops a beautiful patina with time. Contrary to traditional fire pits for wood burning Chimineas are generally suitable for use on wooden decks so long as they're properly placed and protected from sparks.

There aren't many chimineas that appear contemporary, but this model by Kelly Clarkson Home is unique with its sleek lines and gray tone on tone finish. It has a wide opening that's easy to fill with logs. It also comes with a cover for the poker, a mesh, and log screen for safe use. The grill is grate that can be used to cook food over the flame.

The curved legs of this chiminea might not be the best choice for uneven surfaces, but they are strong enough to support the weight. It is one of our tallest and largest chiminea chimineas, and weighs just a bit more than 30 pounds. This means it will not require more than one person to take it from your patio. It's among the lightest chimineas in our list. This makes it a good choice for small spaces, like cement balconies or postage stamp-sized urban patios.

This angled obelisk is a chic and budget-friendly option available being sold by Terrain. It's a bit larger and shorter than the other obelisk chiminea that we have on our list, and it's constructed of weatherproof steel with a dark oxidized finish that will gradually develop a rustic patina with time. The large opening allows a large fire to be constructed. It also has a mesh screen, a log-screen, a poker and an oven grate.

Although chimineas aren't as well-known as built-in outdoor fireplaces, they're a great option for enhancing your patio and making your backyard feel more cozy and inviting. These fire pits will soon become your most-loved outdoor event due to their distinctive design.