Wiosi Small Chiminea Outdoor Fireplace Grey –Clay Chimineas with Chimney Rain Lids and Solid Metal Stands - Mini Terracotta Chimenea – Rustic Fire Pit Chimnea 12 x 12 x 27-inch

Had to leave my big chiminea to a family member moved to a smaller place and this is perfect. We have already used it and just love it

it’s quaint & small enough for a small deck

I opened the package to prepare it as part of my husband’s Fathers Day gift. Not only was it broken in half but a used cigarette fell out of the box!!! Now we’re two days from Fathers Day and my kids are going to be without a gift for their dad - who deserves the world actually! The whole gift idea surrounded this chiminea. What kind of business sends a broken item?!?!

I have owned my chiminea for 2 years now and feel it’s time to review. First, it’s a beautiful piece and my family and I enjoy sitting around it on summer evenings roasting marshmallows. I keep it covered when not in use and it still looks like when I bought it. I have it on a brick platform and leave it out year-round. (I’m in NJ.) I’m impressed with its durability. It’s also the perfect size. I live in a townhouse and the chiminea fits perfectly in my backyard.

I love this very much works great. It is table top and the size is a perfect fit for me. All I can say to anyone who is interested in this is make sure you get glass/stone for the bottom and very small wood chunks.

I did read other reviews and it was pointed out that it was small and yet was quite a high price. I bought it anyway, I use it from time to time. I had a "real" chimenea a couple years ago. That was used a lot, this one not so much. I do like the "pottery/ceramic" version of chimenea's but I made a mistake, its just too small. The picture I enclose is a bit of cardboard burning out the top ( I made a wire surround on the top to stop burning paper ash coming out the top). PROS: It looks good. (Maybe I'll grow strawberries in it). It sits well on the stand. Really easy to move (cos its so small) CONS: Did I say it was too small? It did crack, nothing serious (to tell the truth the full sized one I used to have had a crack as well, but we had it for several years, so nothing to worry about).

It’s very cute, but inside bottom the clay has a crease that looks like a crack but it isn’t cracked through. Not sure if I should have it replaced or that is just the rustic look?

First was kind of skeptical about the size, but when it came and I put it out on a small patio it fit perfectly. have been burning "duraflame weekday " logs cut in half so they fit burn time about thirty minuets . tried firewood but the chiminea started to spew sparks and ash all over . went back to even burning wax logs. happy so far