Ceramics Wood 5 pcs.

Decorative wood for bio fireplace

These five ceramic logs look like split firewood that has just begun to catch. Two light tan logs show the fresh, pale inside of the wood, with only their edges blackened by the flames. Beside them, three darker logs carry deep charred patches with a cracked, ember-like surface, as if they have been burning for a while.

With lengths from approximately 25 to 39 cm and heights from 4 to 5 cm, this is one of the longer log sets, made for wider burners and larger fireplaces. Placing the long logs at the back and the shorter, lighter pieces in front gives the arrangement natural depth and contrast.

Which fireplaces do they fit?

We often see the logs used in our freestanding and wall-mounted bioethanol fireplaces, but they fit any bioethanol fireplace where there is physical room to place them around the burner without touching the flame or the glass. Measure the surface around your burner before ordering. The logs are made for bioethanol fireplaces and should not be used in water vapour or gas fireplaces.

Placement and safe use

Arrange the logs around the burner so they frame the flame, but never place them over the burner opening or against safety glass, as heated ceramic can crack the glass. Do not move the logs while the fire is lit, and wait at least 30 minutes after it is out before touching them. Fill the burner only when it is cold, never pour fuel onto the logs, and light the fire with an extended lighter. 

Care

Wipe lightly with a dry cloth or sponge and store at room temperature.

Specifications

• Contents: 5 ceramic logs
• Colours: yellow, black and brown
• Lengths (approx.): 25, 28, 29.5, 36 and 39 cm
  
• Height (approx.): 4 to 5 cm
• Material: ceramic
• For: bioethanol fireplaces and burners

Worth noting

• Do not touch the wood before at least 30 minutes after use
• Use a dry cloth to lightly clean the surface

It is recommended to place the ceramic decorative wood around the flame rather than directly on top of the flame. The ceramic wood does not damage the fire but if you put something over the bio fire flames, it can result in an unclean combustion of bioethanol and thus risk a bad smell.

See manual for a guide to correct use