A mini-Pagoda Chiminea will bring warmth and comfort to you and your honored guests. Just add a carp pond, and you will imagine you are in your own private Japanese garden. This open sided design gives a 360 degree view of your fire. You can put it in the center of your patio for everyone to enjoy the cozy flames. You can even cook in it! This cast iron update of a very old idea is the perfect choice for your outdoor patio fireplace. Some ideas are so perfect they can't be improved. Today you will find chimineas are again a common feature of many homes and gardens.

• Choice of colors
• Durable cast iron construction
• High temperature paint finish
• Chrome cooking grill
• Ash catching tray
• Wood grate
• Large hinged front access door
• 360 degree fire view
• Easy to assemble

The outdoor patio fireplace isn't a new concept, but in the past it often meant a large, expensive permanent brick structure in your backyard. Today, you will find countless sizes, shapes and styles of patio fireplaces, fire pits and deck heaters to choose from. In some parts of the world, an outdoor fireplace isn't an entertainment option, it's a necessity. As a result there are many tried an true designs for a warm efficient fireplace. The Chiminea was in use before the conquistadores arrived in the New World. In fact, this design was probably common around the globe in some similar form. Fire Sense has taken this popular South West icon and given it a new face in the form of a solid cast iron construction and a beautiful high temperature finish, available in a choice of colors. This unit features a chrome cooking grill, ash catching tray and a wood grate. The hinged front door provides easy access to the fire.

"Chiminea" is a variation of the Spanish word "chimenea" which has French origins. There are several different spellings and pronunciations of the word, all which are accepted. Chim-in-ee-a or chim-in-ay-a, either is correct.