Coral Coast Alto Steel Chiminea

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Product Overview

Modern looking Chiminea
Great for small space areas
Constructed from robust steel
Deep black finish
Some assembly required

Specifications

Overview

Modern looking Chiminea
Great for small space areas
Constructed from robust steel
Deep black finish
Some assembly required
Cover included

What's Included

Fire pit

Wood grate

Cover

Description

The Coral Coast Alto Steel Chiminea extends the party to your outdoor space. Entertain guests a little later - or earlier - in the season with help from this beautiful wood-burning chiminea crafted from sturdy steel material. Its handsome black finish and shape make it an attractive piece offering a contemporary presence to any outdoor space's décor.

Proposition 65 WARNING(S) - For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov

This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon Monoxide, which is known to the State of California to cause: birth defects.

Specifications

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Q: How many logs at a time?

Submitted 2 years ago by ~ - TN - Tennessee

Hayneedle customer support

A: The bowl diameter is 17.25 " diameter. There is no way to determine an actual count. The burn area should not be overloaded.

Q: I'll put a screen on the front to protect from embers and I'll set it on bricks in case the bottom gets too hot. Would this make it safe to use in a shed?

Submitted 3 years ago by Jon - IL

Open Reply - Community Answer

A: I'm not sure. I think it would get very Smokey if used in a shed. It would need to be vented.

Open Reply - Community Answer

A: No, that would be a fire hazard

Open Reply - Community Answer

A: There would be a danger of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Open Reply - Community Answer

A: I wouldn't put in a shed. Embers occasionally out of the top and I thinkthe smoke might be too much

Q: Can this be used indoors?

Submitted 3 years ago by Shef - San Francisco

Hayneedle customer support

A: This item should never been indoors.

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