Chiminea
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From: Steven Campbell on 25 Apr 2007 06:08 Having had a search around, I'm still none the wiser about a decent chiminea. Cast iron or aluminium? Anyone recommend a good sized decent priced one? Cheers Steven.
From: Jupiter on 26 Apr 2007 11:23 On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 11:08:41 +0100, "Steven Campbell" <no(a)thank.you> wrote: >Having had a search around, I'm still none the wiser about a decent >chiminea. >Cast iron or aluminium? Anyone recommend a good sized decent priced one? > >Cheers > >Steven. > > Sunday Telegraph Gardening Section recently reviewed various types of Patio Heater. The reviewer said that the chiminea only warmed one person at a time if he or she was virtually sitting on it. It now serves as a cat shelter (minus fire)
From: Simon Finnigan on 29 Apr 2007 14:09 "Jupiter" <Jupiter(a)shotmail.com> wrote in message news:msg133560gdp4mag7n0p6euf7rjtoa0jh0(a)4ax.com... > On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 11:08:41 +0100, "Steven Campbell" <no(a)thank.you> > wrote: > >>Having had a search around, I'm still none the wiser about a decent >>chiminea. >>Cast iron or aluminium? Anyone recommend a good sized decent priced one? >> >>Cheers >> >>Steven. >> >> > Sunday Telegraph Gardening Section recently reviewed various types of > Patio Heater. The reviewer said that the chiminea only warmed one > person at a time if he or she was virtually sitting on it. It now > serves as a cat shelter (minus fire) I use a fire pit. Add a healthy appreciation for fire and you can warm as many people as you like :-) Last time I used mine we had about 9 people sat round it, quite a way away (to avoid singed eyebrows :-) ). The problem was that I`d got the fire too hot, so it ended up warping the grill holding the fire from the bottom of the bowl. Whoops!
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