CigSid
Love this place...
108 in the shade today... glad I have my cigar hut...
Undegreed said:
If you have a patio space like on the right of that picture posted above, you might be OK. With the wind blocked on 2-3 sides, depending on the layout of your yard, One of those heaters may be good enough for you to get a cigar in.
Before I built the cave I used a fire pit with the house on one side and cords of firewood on two others. If it wasn't windy I was very comfortable. But in the wind, even with 3 sides protected, it was not an enjoyable experience. I moved from the fire pit into the garage then built the man cave.
Great Rig!golfgar said:
Normally my cold weather outdoor smoking looks something like....
I have tried the heater on the deck but it is a must to have a wind block. Should you not be able to build a room like so many of us cannot the local cigar lounge is the best choice, no lounge close, then my garage serves as a fine backup plan and beacon to the other cigar smokers in the neighborhood that the lamp is lit. I often consider building a temporary duck blind as a wind block on the deck to smoke. There are many on the market which open and would allow some airflow for CO2 purposes.
I would ;love to have some of the other rooms that have been posted great places!