Where can I get an outdoor wood burner in Dublin area?

actuallylike

Hi,
was looking to buy a Chiminea styled thingy in the greater Dublin area, anyone have any ideas where you can pick them up for relatively cheap (under €100)? Was looking for something like this.

beer enigma

Just out of interest, what's the story on using these to burn wood or twigs etc ?

I know bonfires are outlawed, but are these classed as acceptable because of their size, or are they supposed to be used with a specific type of fuel.

mchammer

actuallylike wrote: »

Hi,
was looking to buy a Chiminea styled thingy in the greater Dublin area, anyone have any ideas where you can pick them up for relatively cheap (under €100)? Was looking for something like this.

Theres a b&q in athlone and there are loads of them available right now - I'd say it's only about 45min from dublin now by Motorway. 10% off on Wednesdays for over 60s too...

actuallylike

Andip wrote: »

Just out of interest, what's the story on using these to burn wood or twigs etc ?

I know bonfires are outlawed, but are these classed as acceptable because of their size, or are they supposed to be used with a specific type of fuel.

No idea, assume anything goes within reason. We have a load of logs that we use for the Christmas months but we were just going to use them for outdoor nightime bbqs. I assume this is okay?

mchammer wrote: »

Theres a b&q in athlone and there are loads of them available right now - I'd say it's only about 45min from dublin now by Motorway. 10% off on Wednesdays for over 60s too...

Cheers for that. Do you mean over 60 years of age?!? That seems like an odd discount to give? If so, I might have to send the aul' fella up tomorrow!

johno2

Homebase have them in Limerick. Probably nationwide.

http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Browse?storeId=20001&langId=-1&c_3=3|cat_14345089|Outdoor+heating|14345214&c_2=2|cat_16849326|Outdoor+lighting+and+heating|14345089&c_1=1|category_root|Outdoor+Living|16849326&c_4=4|cat_14345214|Chimeneas|14345119

johno

Go2Guy

To my knowledge, if it has a chimney/outlet, it is ok to burn wood in it.
In fact my neighbour was pulled once on incinerating waste in his yard but on inspection, his home-made incinerator had a chimney therefore was legal.

mchammer

actuallylike wrote: »

. Do you mean over 60 years of age?!? That seems like an odd discount to give? If so, I might have to send the aul' fella up tomorrow!

ya it's for over 60 years of age.. one of the many perks I guess...

teepee

HI all ,
Tested out my new Chiminea today , great job , lovely taste to grub .
A bit of work in it but worth it , heres a few pics ,;)001.JPGAttachment not found.003.JPG

Nonmonotonic

I used to pass a place that sold them ( always some outside door). With apologies to Wayside Celtic ( stole their map), the shop is at the junction of Enniskerry road and Glenamuck road ( beside the pub ).

siochain

Loads of them in B&Q Naas today.

Discodog

Be wary of the clay ones as they need a lot of care if you want to avoid them breaking.

aquajoe

i bought one at www.waterandfire.ie
we love it and its a big hit with the neighbours

Chipbutty

aquajoe wrote: »

i bought one at www.waterandfire.ie
we love it and its a big hit with the neighbours

Which model and how much?

Degsy

I got one of these in B&Q in Newry..very good for garden cuttings etc and will burn logs etc for post bbq campfires.

aquajoe

The GL009 model,its the main one on the website,cost me €125