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Looking to bring an exciting focal point with a touch of luxury to your garden or outdoor area? Look no further than the chimenea patio heater. The elegant and tall Mexican inspired chiminea log burner is constructed from UV, frost, and rust resistant steel a hardy, weather proof metal, suitable for leaving outside whatever the weather conditions might be. The large fire pit bowl can burn wood, coals or other combustibles, and our clever material choices mean the apparatus remains lightweight and easy to relocate or transport. As well as the fire bowl, it has included in the design a 360 degree panoramic protective mesh spark guard to catch rogue embers, ashes and reduce spitting and sparking from the flames. The all encompassing mesh allows heat to be emitted in every direction while allowing unobstructed viewing of the flames within. Also included in the package is a heavy duty metal poker iron safely tend and agitate the bowl and prevent it from burning out. The inclusion of a raised log grate allows you to elevate your fuel of choice for better airflow. Now the party needn't stop when the sun goes down carry on with the soothing warmth and mellow glow of a real, natural fire.
I really like this fire pit for its sleek, contemporary look that can add a stylish focal point to both outdoor dining spaces and cosy garden corners. The black finish makes it versatile enough to work in various styles-from modern and minimal to more rustic or industrial settings. It’s practical too, with the fire being properly contained and easily accessible for maintenance. When styling it, consider pairing with neutral outdoor furniture to draw attention to its bold silhouette or add some colourful cushions and throws for a more relaxed vibe. Placing it on a paved or stone patio, as shown, ensures safety and stability, making it perfect for creating cosy evenings outside without compromising on style.
Clara Reynolds
Flitch Interior Stylist
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