Spice up your outdoor space with a new concept in patio heaters —the Elementi Granville Fire Table. This propane fire pit is designed to enhance your garden with a unique furniture that serves a practical purpose while complimenting a wide range of styles ranging from rustic and classic to contemporary.
The Cobb BBQ Grill can roast, bake, smoke and fry.Weighing only 8.8lbs (4kg), it’s as compact as it gets. Using only 8–10 charcoal briquets for a minimum of 2 hours of cooking, it’s extremely fuel efficient. And being made of high quality materials (like stainless steel and Teflon), it’s durable and rust proof for all your outdoor adventures.
Wondering why your heating bills are increasing year after year? You might think something is wrong with your fireplace. However, the most likely culprit is your old and rusty fireplace damper. But we have the perfect solution: the Lyemance Energy-Saving Damper. With a cast-aluminum construction and silicone rubber that seals tight, this will be the most significant upgrade you’ll make to your chimney.
Winter is finally over and you know what that means: Barbecue season is here! Before you dust off your old-school charcoal grill, take a look at some of our gas-powered options. Gas grilling is the best way to get the smoked flavor you love and the consistent cooking temperatures you never knew you were missing.
If you've been following our blog updates, you're probably something of an expert on chimney caps by now. You know that a chimney cap is an affordable addition that prevents expensive damage. However, you may still have concerns about how a standard chimney cap could fit over your unconventional chimney. Rest assured that the people who manufacture chimney caps have anticipated many of the challenges that arise during the installation process. For example, many companies manufacture specialized caps just for multi-flue chimneys.
Lots of people install chimney caps as part of their regular roof maintenance. However, if you live in California, Arizona, Nevada, or Oklahoma, you might be required by law to have a chimney cap. The standard mesh size in most chimney caps is 3/4" but some states mandate the use of 5/8" mesh. This small adjustment makes a huge difference!
Blaze is launching a brand new grill - just in time for summer! They are introducing the barbecue industry's first aluminum Kamado grill. Kamado grills are charcoal fueled roasters that look more like oversized urns than typical grills. They are usually made out of ceramic, which gives these grills the unique ability to absorb heat and reflect it back toward the food; they essentially cook your food automatically, using minimal fuel. The only downside to traditional Kamado grills is that the ceramic can be fragile. Blaze has resolved this problem with its new aluminum Kamado grill.
We hope you've taken our advice and are planning on installing a chimney cap while it's still warm outdoors! One reason you might be resisting is that you don't like how chimney caps look. While many people appreciate the unobtrusive, utilitarian appearance of standard caps, we know that others prefer something a bit more elegant. If this sounds like you, we recommend a chimney pot instead.
It's officially summer! You have probably already starting grilling and socializing in your backyard. A fire pit makes summer nights even better. The ambient light and heat provided by a small fire pit allow you to stay outdoors longer, even after the sun goes down.
Installing a new chimney cap is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to keep your home in tip-top shape. However, we understand that some people might not be able to or interested in installing a traditional chimney cap. This is why we offer so many options for what is seemingly a rather straightforward item. If you don't want to install a full chimney cap, you might consider a more minimalist rain cap instead.
