Do they go on top of the lava rock or instead of them?
1985807
In place of the lava rock, with about 1/4" of space between them.Hope this helps.
1985808
We use them instead of lava rocks. Our burners are on the bottom, then there is a grate to put the "diamonds" on and then above that is the cooking grill/grate. They work great! We have had ours for over a year and they still hold the heat very well and distribute the heat evenly. We will buy them again when we need to replace.
1985809
These ceramic discs are designed to replace the lava rock normally used in a charbroiler. They go in between the burners and the cooking surface, but these char diamonds are really only designed for charbroiler grills that allow spacing for these discs, by design.The main difference from lavarock is that lavarock absorb and retain grease where these ceramic discs do not.The discs shrink over time, so you'll have to add new ones from time to time as necessary. Also, as needed, let the grill run for a while after cooking to burn off any grease that builds up on them. They should be nice and white. These ceramic discs are designed to replace the lava rock normally used in a charbroiler. They go in between the burners and the cooking surface, but these char diamonds are really only designed for charbroiler grills that allow spacing for these discs, by design.The main difference from lavarock is that lavarock absorb and retain grease where these ceramic discs do not.The discs shrink over time, so you'll have to add new ones from time to time as necessary. Also, as needed, let the grill run for a while after cooking to burn off any grease that builds up on them.... » Read More These ceramic discs are designed to replace the lava rock normally used in a charbroiler. They go in between the burners and the cooking surface, but these char diamonds are really only designed for charbroiler grills that allow spacing for these discs, by design.The main difference from lavarock is that lavarock absorb and retain grease where these ceramic discs do not.The discs shrink over time, so you'll have to add new ones from time to time as necessary. Also, as needed, let the grill run for a while after cooking to burn off any grease that builds up on them. They should be nice and white. « Show Less
565241
They mount to a vertical surface that I assume would be perpendicular to the flat surface that you mentioned.land perpendicular to the flat surface you're talking about
410703
Once they go on the base they start glowing. The longer on the base the brighter it gets.
898342
I did not try it, i prefer the glass pebbles. You can purchase lava rock from any home depot/loews store.You should find them in the outdoor grills section.If you are thinks real rocks (river rocks..) i would just arrange them so as to get good gas flow distribution.You can get river rocks/peebles from any lawn and garden outlet.
934670
No but they might float on top. A really good deal if you can get the sellers to send them to you. I have ordered several other sets and still don't have them.
1032058
No, just the logs. We placed it in out fire pit and added the lava rocks around it.
17326
they shoiuld be used on top of a rack with the gas burner located below.......hope this helps
1568472
Yep, you can cover it with lava rock...they send them with the package so seems odd that they'd even say that. It's a great product, we love it and use it often.
318757
It is designed to set on top of the ground with stakes holding it. It is a temporary structure. That said, with some modification it could be a little more permanent.
2063598
They are not staggered . They are on top of one another hence taking less space.
581106
flavored chips are to be put on lava rock, do not touch electric element with them. I have a grate similar to the one that holds the meat for cooking, that is above and not touching the element. This where I put my flavored wood.
955468
Lay them flat, on the bottom of your grill, line them up end to end, they retain heat, better than lava rock, and, they are NOT POROUS, they do not soak up grease, and ignite.
34514
I don't see why you would have to...it won't hurt anything if you put the fireglass over it. It depends on if you can still see the lava rock and like the way it looks.
899475
We replaced the lava rock with stones. Here's the site. Looks 100% better. http://www.blazingglass.com/fireplace-stones/?gclid=COeatoCB9rYCFQpN4Aod710AlA
779447
They literally go up to the top on our house sometime. You can change the angle of where you want the Rockets to go so you can avoid it landing on your house but they go really high
452570
Should be able too, as long as the Lava rotor is locked in place and can'tturn in the wind.
1715588
I have no idea. It works fine without them. Maybe you put them around the pad and the mess bag with lava rocks on top, but as I said I didn't use them.