Even Embers Chiminea Outdoor Pellet Fireplace Review

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

NICE! Looks like a well made stove. At 600F+ on the chimney top...could cook on top with keeping you warm at the same time! No fuss using pellets... Schmart!

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

Thanks! I’ve been interested in an outside pellet fireplace for a while but they have always have long chimneys. The wind here of the lake would easily destroy any fireplace. This chininea is like a little tank!!

[@twinbrookacres]

Nice review. Looks like a good product. Thanks for sharing.

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

Thanks for watching!

[@KENICUSONE]

If you are looking for ambience and the primal need for fire 🔥, I guess it works but as a heat source not so much.

[@JonOffgrid]

Nicel for off grid too I still have the solar panel 🎉

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

Awesome Jon! Good to hear from you. I was thinking about the solar panel just a couple of days ago!

[@maldo72]

For the price tag and only providing 3 maybe 4 ft of warmth with 40 degree weather not good but looks really nice

[@RonMTube]

Good review. Wish it had a taller chimney, so any smoke would be over your head when sitting around it. Still, it looks like a good product.

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

They do make a version that has a taller chimney. Thanks for watching!

[@mikeb8342]

I wonder if fabricating a heat deflector (like you can buy for a Solo stove) would make it throw the heat farther?

[@nicoleives9263]

100% we just bought one and all the heat goes out the top

[@PScottCummins]

What an outstanding & informative review, I will definitely like & subscribe thanks so much 👍Super quick questions about the "first" burn shown here on the video, what was the hopper setting, low or high? Has the pellet hopper temperature remained consistent as you've used it? Thanks again.

[@papotelebron20]

Great Video, I recently purchased the Even Embers wood pellet Chimney at Tractor Supply. For some reason the back latch that opens so that pellets fall keeps closing automatically extinguishing fire while we still using it. Any suggestions. Is there something Im missing? Does it happen to you?

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

That’s unfortunate, I haven't had that issue.

[@melvinjames1077]

How hot does it get above it ? I have a steel sheet metal roof at about 7 ft wondering if it would be to hot ! I can light a charcoal grill and the flames don’t burn the the roof or even leave a mark ! I need a heat source that can go on covered deck

[@cordesg1]

You can run it under a covered roof. Mine sits under a patio cover. However, I would not recommend this product. It does not put out very much heat unless you literally are right next to it (almost touching). Blue Embers makes a pellet heater ($199) that does a lot better. You can run it under a roof as well -- the only problem it will smoke if the flame burns out and may smoke stain the roof.

[@nicoleives9263]

They need to make a deflector for the heat, it all goes out the top

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

Agreed!

[@mikebell5378]

Is it electric

[@mikeray6417]

What do you think of the stove now after you’ve had it?

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

I wouldn't recommend. I'll be doing an update video shortly.

[@Blanaba]

@@GreenMountainDIYGuy bingo. Heat output blows. The top rusts out. Junk.

[@curtisrogers4190]

With the legs on is it safe to use on a wood deck?

[@jakepaintin7215]

I would assume they say no but im curious.

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

I currently have it on a composite deck but have 4 large pavers underneath it. I believe the directions say no to wood decks.

[@curtisrogers4190]

Thanks for the Information

[@smcloar]

Have one, hate it. It literally sucks for heat.

[@cordesg1]

Same. Have one and really disappointed in the amount of heat it puts out.

[@dieselwrench3621]

@@cordesg1Pretty sure most of the heat escapes through the chimney