Fire pits come in many various styles, shapes, and colors. There are many different types of fire pits available to accent any type of outdoor decor and enjoy the fire at an outdoor living space. The most common styles will often be found at locations such as department stores, garden centers, furniture stores, with more customizable styles located at specialty fire pit stores locally and online.

All the different types of fire pits have been designed to either burn with natural gas or with wood. Using the standard wood as a fuel creates the need to dispose of ashes but is also more economical. There is also a large availability of different types of wood, which makes it a more affordable choice. Unfortunately this also requires more maintenance and cleaning to keep the entire fire pit area clean from debris. Lastly, wood burning fires release a certain odor that is very hard to replicate with gas fires.

On the other hand, the more expensive route is natural gas, or propane, to create the fire in your fire pit. Using natural gas will also allow you to be safer with the use of an ignite switch instead of a lighter. Both wood and natural gas fuel types have their advantages and disadvantages, it depends on which is a better fit for your situation. Once you have decided on which type of fuel you want to use, it will be time to decide which style of fire pit to use.

Coming available in terracotta, sheet metal, and cast iron is the Chimenea. The Chimenea fire pit has an old world rustic type of charm that can add some flavor to any outdoor living space. The Chimenea fire pit is generally styled in one entire piece, with the bottom being larger and a slender top. The fire in this type of fire pit is contained in the lower half, making the fire less noticeable. If instead, you want to see the flames in your fire pit, consider one of the other types of fire pits.

Fire pits come in many various styles, shapes, and colors. There are many different types of fire pits available to accent any type of outdoor decor and enjoy the fire at an outdoor living space. The most common styles
will often be found at locations such as department stores, garden centers, furniture stores, with more customizable styles located at specialty fire pit stores locally and online.

All the different types of fire pits have been designed to either burn with natural gas or with wood. Using the standard wood as a fuel creates the need to dispose of ashes but is also more economical. There is also a large availability of different types of wood, which makes it a more affordable choice. Unfortunately this also requires more maintenance and cleaning to keep the entire fire pit area clean from debris. Lastly, wood burning fires release a certain odor that is very hard to replicate with gas fires.

On the other hand, the more expensive route is natural gas, or propane, to create the fire in your fire pit. Using natural gas will also allow you to be safer with the use of an igniter switch instead of a lighter. Both wood and natural gas fuel types have their advantages and disadvantages, it depends on which is a better fit for your situation. Once you have decided on which type of fuel you want to use, it will be time to decide which style of fire pit to use.

Coming available in terracotta, sheet metal, and cast iron is the Chimenea. The Chimenea fire pit has an old world rustic type of charm that can add some flavor to any outdoor living space. The Chimenea fire pit is generally styled in one entire piece, with the bottom being larger and a slender top. The fire in this type of fire pit is contained in the lower half, making the fire less noticeable. If instead, you want to see the flames in your fire pit, consider one of the other types of fire pits.

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