GardenCo Tower Chiminea Log Burner - Modern Outdoor Log Firepit Heater - Tall Chimney Chiminea - Weatherproof Cover

I contacted seller as i thought screws missing, seller responded fast but i'd already found the screws taped right into the corner of the box (oops). V fast to assemble, light enough to move around to position it. Burns v well, good air flow.

We purchase this chiminea in the spring, but it’s been so hot, we haven’t used it until last night now the evenings are cooler.It lights really quickly and takes about 30 minutes to really produce intensive heat.It’s very light weight and looks very modern. This morning to fire resistant coating is still in tact.My only critique is, it burns wood very quickly due to the large opening at the front and in the flue.I’m a keen gardener and it hasn’t scorched any of my plants which is good news.I’m really pleased with it though and it even comes with it own protective cover.

The media could not be loaded.  It’s great it’s light so when it’s cold I pick it up and poor all the ash out of it no bother what so ever when it’s lit it gives off enough heat to sit around and it’s really easy to put together can’t say enough good about this also comes with a cover so absolutely banging !!!

Had this for two summers now and still going strong, Looks stylish, gives out a lot of heat, not as heavy as a cast iron one so easier to move around, and a good quality cover, perfect

I had been looking for such a long time to find the right chiminea for me, and this one is absolutely perfect! It is sturdy, modern looking and comes with a weatherproof cover. I am delighted with it

I can not wait to use this more after this horrible weather. Its very easy to build and it looks nice in the garden.Its not the best iron quality maybe was good to have an ash tray as well.Its also coming with a very strong and durable cover.Overall its a nice burner .

I'm probably not the right person to review this as I'm hardly the trendiest person in the world. To give you some idea of how up-to-the-minute I am in these matters, I can tell you I still have a genuine 1980s Mexican chiminea on my patio which I love to bits. But really, I just couldn't believe when I put this together (which, incidentally was a very easy job), just how ugly the final construction would be. The Resident Warlock had just exclaimed, "Well, there's another thing for the charity shop!" when it dawned on me that this chimney did at least remind me of a recent trip to Stoke-on-Trent. That got me thinking that, although I wouldn't want this thing on my patio, it might make a very good raku type kiln. Most potters use old metal incinerators for this, but, who knows, I could start a new trend.

Easy to assemble, great fire pit & gives off a lot of heat.