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Chimnea Info

All WARRIOR Stoves ornate Chimneas are made almost entirely from freshly mined Cast Iron, NOT an inferior recyclable material.  They provide a huge amount of heat primarily due to Cast Iron being the best material available for retaining and radiating heat.  Many models offer the added bonus of a cooking grid for perfectly cooked food in the traditional way on an alfresco evening.  Chimneas are also purchased purely for their  ornamental stature as well as their highly functional ability, they look great in the patio or garden alike.  Another highly practical aspect of a Chimnea is that if you are not lucky enough to own a WARRIOR Stove inside your home then they offer an excellent way of incinerating waste paper.  Escape the increasing problem of identity fraud .  Any of our superb Chimneas, even the smaller versions will incinerate paper that could potentially give your credentials to the criminally minded.

WARRIOR Stoves Chimneas are coated with High-Temperature Resistant paint, they will rust in time, like most metal objects left unattended outside.  Some people find this adds to their aesthetic appeal, either way WARRIOR Stoves provide High-Temperature Resistant Paint in numerous colours for rejuvenating your worn Chimnea.

Unlike the Clay/clay substitute chimneas they will not crack or crumble in a frost!  Regrettably this is all to common in the U.K., inspite of Global Warming!  These Clay Chimneas are highly practical in Mexico where they were designed and manufactured, they are ideally suited to the climate their even though they radiate substantially less heat.  In Europe and imparticularly the U.K.they are not ideally suited to either the garden or Patio. 

Please note that Chimneas are also now available in a Tinny 'Very Quick-Rust through' Pressed Steel,they are very conveniently light!  But like the clay efforts would probably not last an average season.  This is without prejudice to be particular luck of the current Summer weather!

Important Advice, Please take heed>WARRIOR Stoves Chimneas get extremely hot, They are intended and expected to!  Exercise extreme caution when using in the proximity of children, elderly and the infirm as well as pets!

Although seriously not recommended we have known neighbouring consumers compete on who can get the highest flames out of the top of the Chimnea!  Although all reports show no harm done this is not advocated!  For the foolhardy/Adventurous the record is a reported little over 2 Metres!

 
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