Mexican Chimenea Botella

Mexican Chimenea Botella

A Mexican chimenea is the best functioning burner of all patio heaters and this one looks stunning!

The structure and design, perfected over centuries in Central America make them the easiest chimeneas to light and the most efficient burners

So there is no need for roaring fires, the clay becomes hot and radiates the heat.

It is important you observe the instructions and maintenance recommendations.

Not all fuels and lighting fuels can be used in Mexican chimeneas and they will need protection from the weather.

Mexican chimeneas are hand-made and hand-painted, so shapes and colours may vary slightly.

The paint finish on this chimenea will discolour when fired or if left outside all of the time.

Colour changes do not affect use.

Mexican chimeneas can be repainted

Features:

• Real original Mexican product, made in Mexico, the real thing
• Contemporary design, make a style statement
• Narrow depth so ideal for small patios or gardens
• New modern design, can be used as a decoration
• No assembly required
• Size is medium
• Colour is charcoal grey

Dimensions: L: 49cm W: 29cm H: 100cm

Materials: Clay

Assembly information: No assembly required

Country of origin: Mexico

Delivery normally takes 2-3 days

USER INSTRUCTIONS

Please read the following instructions and recommendations.

Exercise CAUTION at all times for the safe enjoyment of a chimenea.

Please keep these instructions in a safe place so you can read them again from time to time

ALWAYS FOLLOW THE USER INSTRUCTIONS Failure to do so may result in personal injury or fires spreading to property.

Please remember you are dealing with a real fire.

PLACE your chimenea on a FLAT surface; you should NOT place it on a sloping surface where it might tip over.

This should be a NON-FLAMMABLE surface such as stone, gravel or bricks.

Do not place on grass which may turn brown.

Do not place on wood which may turn brown or catch fire. DO NOT PLACE ON DECKING which may turn brown or catch fire.

You may protect wooden decking with a FLOOR PROTECTOR or use bricks or concrete slabs.

DO NOT place your chimenea near bushes or plants or under trees; the heat will damage the leaves and is a fire risk.

DO NOT place your chimenea under an awning; it will burn or melt.

DO NOT place your chimenea near garden furniture, especially made of fabric or woven plastic, which may melt or catch fire. We recommend at least one-metre minimum distance.

DO NOT make a real fire inside a conservatory, summer house or garden shed. Chimeneas burning wood, coal or charcoal can only be used outside because fumes and gases from the fire are poisonous and dangerous to health. Carbon monoxide gas has no colour nor odour and is deadly.

DO NOT touch the chimenea when burning, the surface is hot and you will burn your fingers. Protect your hands with a FIRE GLOVE. We recommend that gloves are used at all times.

DO NOT allow children especially small children to play or run around the fire. Use a CHIMENEA GUARD to prevent small children from coming close to the fire.

DO NOT over fuel the chimenea. If flames are coming out of the top of the chimenea, then the fire is too large!

DO NOT PANIC if fuel falls out of the chimenea or for any reason flames spread out from the fire, simply extinguish spread ing flames with earth, sand or water or use a FIRE BLANKET to smother the flames.

DO NOT throw water on a real fire other than in an extreme emergency.

DO NOT use petrol, paraffin or firelighters to start the fire (or as a fuel). The best method is balled newspaper and dry kindling. The best fuel is wood or charcoal.

NEVER LEAVE A BURNING CHIMENEA UNATTENDED Failure to do so may result in the fire spreading out of control and damage or destruction of property. Please ensure the fire is completely out before leaving the chimenea unattended.

DO NOT attempt to move any real patio fire while the fire is burning.

We advise against using a real patio fire when it is windy. Strong wind may tip over a chimenea which is a fire risk. Wind may disperse burning material, which is a fire risk, particularly if the surroundings are very dry.

PLEASE be a good neighbour and be reasonable in the use of your patio fire, keep smoke and noise to a minimum.