10pcs Ceramic Fire Balls, 3in Black Firepit Balls for Indoor/Outdoor Gas, Propane Fireplace, Fire Bowl, Fire Pit Accessories

Noticeably increased the amount of heat my gas fire pit puts off. Only drawback is it’s tough to get the lid on with these inside. Only really needed four.

These did not perform well. After just one use, they were peeling and flaking. Will return. I would not recommend.

I wasn't sure if these balls would work well with my wood fireplace at first as they appear to be more for a gas fireplace or firepit, but to my surprise they worked pretty well. First by placing the wood on top of them, they allow for increased airflow which is essential with a wood fire. Secondly they do absorb the heat just like they would in a gas fireplace and help prevent it from escaping up the chimney. They aren't as noticeable in a wood fireplace since they are covered by wood or ash but they do serve a purpose.

Looks really good over black glass

The media could not be loaded. - See video review- First time to buy this kind of thing- Good size for what I am doing, but I am not sure how they compare to others- Hollow design. I have seen it with two brands, so guess that is normal.- Attractive. They are perfectly circular.- I will update once the fire pit is in use.

The Heyfurni 10pcs Ceramic Fire Balls are a stylish addition to indoor/outdoor gas or propane fire features. The black ceramic balls enhance the aesthetic of fire pits and fireplaces. They're well-crafted and provide a modern touch to the ambiance. However, some users might find the pack size a bit limited for larger fire features. Overall, a 4/5 star rating is warranted for their quality and visual appeal, with the only drawback being the quantity in the set.

First, they just look cool. But we also love the cut down on ash clean up. We’re really happy with these.

This review is for Heyfurni 10pcs Ceramic Fire Balls, 3 in.These held up fine in the outdoor firepit during the summer when it was dry. We had a week of snow and ice and I just checked on them now - you could puncture them with just a few stabs of a sharp stick. The insides of these are a filled with a fine white powder, then it's got a shell of that black charcoal material.