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How to Choose the Best Chiminea for Your Outdoor Living Space

A chiminea makes a great addition to any outdoor living space since it is more durable than a fireplace and creates a controlled, focused flame. Look for models made of steel that resist corrosion and can withstand high temperatures.

Also, make sure your model comes with log grates and an ax for safe handling. The grate should ideally be able to be removed in order for you to work on the fire without burning your fingers.

1. Terrain Chiminea Angled Obelisk

This angled obelisk chiminea from Terrain is currently $33 off for a short period of time and adds the perfect touch to any backyard. It is made of weather-steel, which is a heat-resistant metal that develops an attractive patina that rusts over time. It's light enough to be able to carry around and comes with grilling grates so you can cook your favorite burgers and take pleasure in the roaring flames at the same time.

While not as versatile as our top pick, this chiminea is a good option if you're looking for a way to add warmth and ambiance to your backyard. The angled design not only looks stunning, but it will help keep the fire burning. It also has a handy latch that opens the mouth to allow easy access to place logs in it and closes it after you're done.

For your safety and longevity you should clean and dust your chiminea. You can also paint the paint on metal chimineas with high-heat paint specifically specially designed for fireplaces and grills. This will help to keep the chiminea from rusting and increase the life of your investment.

You should ensure that the chimney is clear of obstructions, and also cleaning it out. A chiminea terracotta made from metal needs a rain cap. This will protect it from heavy rain, which could cause water to splash into the chimney and cause a fire. It is important to store your metal chimney in a place that is dry during the winter.

cast iron chiminea iron chimineas are usually more expensive than other types, however they're durable and sturdy. They're also easy to maintain. They're less susceptible to rust than steel, and they tend to develop a gorgeous natural patina over time. They can be quite heavy however, and you'll need to have an able back or assistance in moving it on your deck or patio.

Alternatively, you can go for a gas-burning chiminea if you're not keen on lugging around large piles of wood. A lot of these models have a tank built-in for propane gas or be connected to your natural gas line. Some models, like our top pick from the blue rooster chiminea Rooster Company include a grill grates, fire poker and other cooking tools.

2. Cuisinart Chiminea with Lava Rocks

In contrast to boring wood-burning fireplace pits and awkwardly shaped propane tower heaters, this chiminea offers fashionable, fiery ambiance as well as warm comfort for your outdoor dining space or lounge on your patio. A directional heat shield forces up to 40,000 BTUs of warm air to the outside to warm your guests for outdoor chiminea fireplace lunches, sunset cocktails and starlit dinners. The stainless steel base and the sleek painted steel frame are robust. A tip-over safety switch is included to provide additional security. 8 lbs. of red lava rocks are included. They trap and disperse heat to provide warmth and ambiance. Utilize the adjustable heat control system to alter the intensity of your flames. Heats up to 200 square feet.

4. Kelly Clarkson Home Chiminea

If you're looking for a way to bring ambiance and warmth to your outdoor area, a chiminea is an excellent option. These wood-burning chimines can generate more heat than a traditional fire pit and their vertical chimneys will direct smoke away from seating. There are various sizes and styles to choose from and some are updated versions of traditional Clay Chiminea large models, while others are vintage-inspired alternatives in cast iron or steel which develop a beautiful patina over time. Unlike regular wood-burning fire pits, chimineas are typically safe to use on wooden decks as long as they're placed correctly and protected from stray sparks.

There aren't many chimineas with a design that looks modern, but this model by Kelly Clarkson Home is an absolute standout thanks to its sleek lines and gray tone-on-tone finish. It has a large opening that is easy to fill with logs and includes an edging, a poker, and log screen for secure use. A grill grate is included for cooking food over the fire.

The curving legs of this chiminea may not be the best choice for uneven surfaces but they can support its weight. It's one of our largest and tallest chimineas, and it only weighs around 30 pounds. This means it will require less than one person to remove it from your patio. It's also one of the lightest chimineas on our list, making it an excellent choice for small spaces like cement balconies and postage-stamp-size urban patios.

This angled obelisk is a fashionable and affordable option that's being sold by Terrain. It's slightly larger and shorter than our other obelisk-shaped chiminea made from weather-resistant steel. The dark oxidized finish will develop an aged patina over time. The large opening makes it easy to build large fires and the chiminea includes a mesh cover as well as a log screen a poker and a grate to use for cooking.

Although chimineas aren't as well-known as built-in outdoor fireplaces, they're a great option for adding a touch of elegance to your patio and making your backyard feel more inviting and cozy. With their unique design and practical features, these multi-purpose fire pits are sure to become your new favorite way to enjoy the outdoors.