Real Flame Ferro Chiminea with Hidden Propane Tank

We finally added the Ferro Chiminea to our backyard and I’m honestly obsessed. It’s sleek, modern, and the best part? The propane tank is completely hidden — no hoses or tanks messing up the vibe. I was also impressed how easy it was to assemble. We had friends over last night, and this beauty totally stole the show. It throws off the perfect amount of heat and gives off that cozy glow that makes everyone want to stay just a little longer. I love how it instantly becomes the gathering spot — drinks in hand, blankets out, stories going late into the night. Honestly, I can’t imagine hosting without it now. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your outdoor space… this is it.

Love it! Very cool fireplace/firepit. It honestly doesn’t put out much heat but it’s a cool aesthetic. We’ve been reading stories around it during these chilly spring nights.

This Chiminea Fire Pit is functional and highly stylish. It’s sleek and modern. It includes a hidden door to hide the propane tank, there’s also a dial and control hidden away! It’s easy to install and includes a cover! Highly recommend.

The Real Flame Ferro Chiminea with Hidden Propane Tank has been a great addition to our deck. The clean, modern design and black powder-coated steel finish are both beautiful, and it’s the perfect size for our space. The unit is solidly built and has a substantial feel to it. We really like that the propane tank is hidden inside the base – it’s self-contained without any exposed hoses or connections. It’s also safe to use on decks, which is an important factor. The flame looks great even on the low setting, and the pumice stones really add to the overall appearance. Ignition is simple and consistent. The heat output is good and the projection would likely be even better with the heat deflector in place, but we mostly enjoy it for the ambiance. It creates a great focal point when we’re outside that feels like a natural gathering spot. Some tips and other things to keep in mind during assembly: a few of the screws were tough to line up, so I’d recommend leaving them finger-tight until everything is in place, then fully tightening afterwards. The heat deflector was pictured in the parts diagram but wasn’t mentioned in the written instructions – by the time I realized it was left over we had already finished assembling the panels and didn’t go back to install it. Also, the flame level markings seem to be reversed, with “high” actually being the “low” setting. No big deal. Finally, the unit ships at 107 lbs, so you’ll want two people on hand to move it safely. Overall, we’re very happy with Real Flame and the Ferro Chiminea in particular – it’s beautiful, well-built and makes a stunning visual impact on the deck.