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Chimnea/outside fire pit

Deisedayo · 2014-09-13 17:52:07

Thinking of getting ine of these. Whats regulation in the city. What. An you burn legally in these.

13-09-2014 5:52pm

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Deisedayo

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Thinking of getting ine of these.

Whats regulation in the city. What. An you burn legally in these.

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#2 13-09-2014 7:07pm

cookie.monster

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Deisedayo wrote: »

Thinking of getting ine of these.

Whats regulation in the city. What. An you burn legally in these.

suppose you could burn wood pellets in em or smokeless coal

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#3 20-09-2014 11:47pm

Daffodil.d

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I don't think you can burn your stuff outside legally. If you're buying a chimnea you need to put sand in the base or it will crack. I have one 8 years now and I've used it 3 times for outside heat.

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