Metal Manhales

Harmony with fire. Choose a garden furnace to give

One, but she's got a lot of possibilities.
What do many of us want out of town for? Maybe for a little while to restore the natural habitat harmony by contacting the earth, trees, water and fire?
You must've noticed once: it's only time to start looking at the inspiring languages of the flames, how care and anxiety move, and problems like fire. It's particularly nice to be around the fire under the open sky. It is likely for these reasons that many lucky people find a place and an opportunity to set a garden oven on the site.

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For their purpose, street or garden ovens can be divided into the following groups: for the burning of garbage; for cooking; for the construction of a cozy atmosphere; for combinations, which simultaneously perform several functions: for example, to steal gardens and cook food. Burn unnecessary
Dumpsters and winds are known to virtually all gardeners. Although the law prohibits the creation of costrates and the burning of debris, the sinking of the garden furnace with branches and leaflets is not retrieved. The cutest cod shall be made from an empty steel bar with openings for the air pump. It's true they have a very small life. It's 2 to 3 seasons. A longer-term orchard for the incineration of winds is produced from an old gas cylinder. Although... you should think a few times before you keep polluting the atmosphere of your and your neighbor's plots with smoke and smoke. Maybe it's better to buy a wind gardener. There was a barrel, it became a furnace. Photo: From personal archives/ Andrei Dachnik Jariyat-Baby
Street kilns Different designs that allow open fire or coal to be cooked are well known. Brick, stone or metal manhales are most commonly used without rooftops where meat or vegetables are roasted or fed by radius (infrared) energy from coals.
On the same principle, grills work: food in them is cooked in bars with sufficient distance over the flame. This kind of culinary treatment is very mature and creates a climate of rest and holiday.