Ceramic Firewood – the Look of a Wood Fire Without Smoke or Ash

Ceramic firewood gives a gas or bioethanol fire feature the appearance of a real log fire – without smoke, ash, sparks or refuelling. The logs are heat-resistant replicas that glow within the flame and keep their shape and colour over years of use.

Available in different sizes and wood textures, they can be arranged individually to suit the burner shape, either alone or combined with lava stones and fire glass.

Atmosphere without the work

The appeal of a wood fire is its irregularity: logs of different thicknesses, a shifting glow, a flame that finds its own way. Ceramic logs reproduce that irregularity in a controlled form. Because nothing burns down, the arrangement you set up once stays as it is – no refuelling, no ash to remove, no soot on the surrounding surfaces.

What to check

• Heat-resistant ceramic, not resin – resin replicas deform and discolour.
• Correct size for the burner area – oversized logs smother the flame, undersized ones disappear in it.
• Leave gaps for the flame – the arrangement should guide the flame, not block it.
• Combine with stone or glass – a base of lava stone or fire glass gives the logs a natural setting.