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The Benefits of a Garden Wood Burner A wood-burning outdoor stove will add style and comfort to your outdoor space. Some models also offer cooking capabilities. Contrary to chimineas glass-encased stove comes with an extended flue system that moves smoke and debris upwards and away from your seating area so guests don't suffer from that strong burnt smell on their skin and clothes. Keep small wood burning stove in the winter months A garden log burner is a stylish option to keep your summerhouse, shed or log cabin warm and cosy in the winter months. It will also provide an area for socializing with friends and family to enjoy the warmth, the crackling of the wood and the special smell of burning firewood. There are a range of garden log heaters that are available in a variety of sizes to fit any space. In general, smaller models are designed for use on tables and are perfect for an intimate evening for two or as an accent piece in a small outdoor area. Larger models are designed to accommodate a larger number of people and serve as the focal point of a spacious patio or garden building. To get the most benefit of your garden log burner It is recommended to use seasoned wood. This means that the wood has been dried over a prolonged period of time. This process, also known as seasoning, reduces the moisture content in the wood to a level that is suitable for burning. Wood that is not seasoned or green can cause a variety of issues, ranging from dampness and mildew to the build up of creosote in the flue pipe. If you don't have the patience or time to season your wood by yourself, you can buy a variety of pre-seasoned wood from most supermarkets and lumber dealers. Alternatively, you can dry your own wood by storing it in a shed, if you are using it to heat the cabin of a log, it can be placed on an old pallet or on top of other logs in order to facilitate air movement. The garden log burning model from Legend Fires offers a stylish and efficient alternative to traditional firepits and chimineas. The contemporary glass encased cabinet with an extended chimney draws smoke upwards and away from where you are sitting so that you can enjoy the warm glow without the strong and unpleasant smoke scent lingering on your skin and clothes for days afterwards. This durable and sturdy stove is constructed of corten steel, which is treated to begin the natural process of weathering which gives it a gorgeous golden rust color. A place to gather and take in the summer evenings A garden wood burner creates an area for your guests and you to gather around and relax with the roaring flames. This creates an atmosphere of cosiness, which is a great way to enjoy the cool autumn evenings. The fire also adds a lovely scent to your garden, and can be a pleasant experience for those who have allergies, too, since wood ash doesn't cause as much irritation as coal ashes. Wood ash is also beneficial for your garden as it is a source of potassium. Be sure to put out the fire before you go to sleep at the end of the night. There are a variety of log burning options for your garden such as the FireBox. This has a simple and attractive design and doesn't take up a lot of space, making it an attractive feature for any garden. It has an integrated wood holder, and the chimney channels smoke out of the back of the stove to prevent irritating fumes. It is easy to clean and can be left outside all year long. There are also chimineas shaped like the classic rounded domed shape. These are available in a variety of colors styles, designs and styles and provide an attractive appearance that's sure to add to the overall appeal of your outdoor living area. Chimineas can be a little more expensive than other types of log burners, but they're still a good choice for value since they can provide plenty of warmth to your outdoor space. If you reside in an area where smoke is controlled, you must choose a DEFRA approved log burner. This is because your garden office will need to be fitted with an carbon monoxide detector, so that you're aware of any accumulation of hazardous gases. A garden log burner is a great option to keep your garden warm during winter months, and can be utilized to get family and friends to come together and enjoy the summer evenings. It is also a better alternative to the environment than heating devices powered by electricity or non-renewable fossil fuels. A place to cook outside A garden wood stove is a perfect option for anyone who loves to cook outside. It can be placed within your summerhouse, cabin or shed. It's the perfect way to have a BBQ during a chilly evening or having a cup of hot cocoa with your loved ones after dark. You can even make use of an outdoor log burner to cook meals like steaks or kebabs. The high temperatures they operate at means that meat can be cooked quickly and to your preference. You may be able to bake pies or cakes in your oven if choose the right outdoor wood burner. There are a variety of outdoor log heaters that look stunning and come in different sizes. The FireBox is the simplest and elegant design. It also includes an integrated firewood holder, which means you'll always have logs at hand. Its built in chimney directs the smoke away from your home and guests, which is great for entertaining and makes it a great choice for gardens that have a seating area. A chiminea is a traditional option and comes in a variety of shapes and colors. They provide a touch of class to any garden with their round domes and chimneys that direct smoke upwards. You might want to consider an open fire-basket if looking for a garden fire that has a more open fire feel. These are smaller and can be positioned on tables. They give your garden a primitive, tribal feel. Garden log stores are designed specifically for storing logs to be used in your outdoor log burner. The log stores are available in many sizes and are a great method of storing your logs for use all through the year. When deciding on an outdoor wood burner, you should be aware of the size of your yard, how many guests you plan to entertain, as well as your budget. If you intend to entertain large numbers of people regularly, then you'll need a larger stove that has a greater energy output. If you only use it for cozy evenings with a few friends perhaps a smaller stove will suffice. Easy to maintain A rusty wood burner can be more than just ugly. It could also be a safety and health hazard. Rust can quickly spread when exposed to humidity and rain so keeping your outdoor stove or chimenea clean is essential. The easiest way to keep your outdoor wood burning stove in top condition is to regularly check it and wipe off any build up of dust or ash. This can be easily done by using a hoover, or any soft brush attachments, and doing it regularly will ensure that there is no damage. First, ensure that the stove is cool prior to beginning cleaning. This will help you remove any ash left, which you can then scoop out of a metal bucket. It is also advisable to wear gloves that are protective in particular, as certain kinds of wood ashes are extremely abrasive. Once you have emptied the ash, it is recommended to dispose of it outside away from any combustible materials. Some people include wood ash as a source of lime and potassium to their garden compost. The glass in your wood-burning stove can be easily cleaned by dipping a piece of newspaper in water before applying it on the glass's surface. This will remove any dirt buildup and be followed by a wipe down with a dry, clean cloth. You can also add a little of vinegar to the water if you want the glass of your wood stove to shine. However, it is important not to use anything too abrasive, as this can scratch the surface of the glass and make it less safe to touch. Aside from this there's not much else to do to keep your wood garden stove in tip-top shape. Just be sure to always use high-quality firewood and make a habit of checking for any rust on a regular basis. This will increase the lifespan of your stove and ensure you enjoy the most from it over time.