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Special Anniversary Release
EGGheads, it's time to get excited! A special 50th birthday edition of the Big Green Egg Chiminea, will be arriving in Australia soon.
Limited Edition Chiminea
Developed for our 50th anniversary, the new Big Green Egg Chiminea merges classic charm with innovative features, becoming the centerpiece of any outdoor gathering with its warmth and shared moments. Its distinctive design not only turns heads but also efficiently channels smoke away, crafted from the same high-grade ceramics as the Big Green Egg for superior durability and heat.
The inclusion of a high-temperature steel grate with an elegant Acacia wood handle, along with premium Lava Rocks, ensures even heat distribution and lasting warmth. Celebrating 50 years of innovation, the Chiminea is not just an addition to your outdoor space - it's an embodiment of a lifestyle.
When and Where to Buy?
The Chiminea will be available in store and online in June 2024.
Some Big Green Egg Dealers are taking pre-orders. Click here to find your closest Big Green Egg Dealer.
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Chiminea FAQs
How and where can I buy a Chiminea?
Due to the nature of a special edition, limited release, there will allocated stock in Australia of the Big Green Egg Chiminea. The best way to secure one for your home is to reach out to your local dealer to pre-order now.
Should I cover my Chiminea?
Big Green Egg Chimineas are made from durable NASA-grade ceramics, the same as our Kamado Grills. However exposure to elements may increase the appearance of dirt and grime. Our Type H Cover will protect from weather.
What size Firewood should I use?
The Chiminea is intended for the burning of firewood or small manufactured logs. Seasoned hardwood such as oak creates the cleanest burning, most efficient fire in the chiminea (30 – 35cm) in length are ideal.
How do I clean my Chiminea?
To clean your chiminea, allow it to cool completely and remove any ash that has come over the halfway point of the lava rocks. Use a mild detergent and water solution to wipe down the exterior surfaces, followed by a rinse with clean water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that could scratch the ceramic surface.
Should I place something under my Chiminea?
A chiminea does not direct much heat downward, but the occasional ember or ash will happen with any fire. Chiminea’s are not recommended for use on a wooden deck. If you plan on moving your chiminea frequently, flexible deck protectors, hearth pads or grill mats are lightweight and easily movable. If you want a permanent hearth pad then use cement patio blocks, sometimes called pavers, available at any local home store.