Are these right for patio flames? The pottery conical shaped things?
1296755
The cans are too big but I spoon it out into the holder that came with my pottery fire pot and it works just fine
294727
They'd probably keep you safe, but I wouldn't use them for this purpose. These are knit from special materials and you'll get them extremely dirty in short order. You'd be better off with "welder" gloves. Better yet, you need some kind of fireplace claw, handihand, or the like for this kind of duty.
2104787
Not sure if they are industrial grade steel (very light weight) but not likely to catch fire. Unless you have them filled up with sand or gravel etc. they will be blown away with wind. They are also smaller in size than how they appear in the pictures.
1726663
No. These are electrical plates with connections for the grill they are designed for. Putting them on a fire would ruin them, if not creating some actual hazard.
1955103
Yes. That is what I usually use. No problem. Excellent fire pit. Have been around several I wasn't impressed with. We have really enjoyed this one. Some people have complained about the top and the handle. I may have designed them differently but they work just fine.
1954249
Yes - they will burn well outdoors. Once these are lit and either glowing red on both side - or gray on the outside, these will not blow out and will work great.
947313
based on my experience I highly doubt you can light these with a portable sterno can. I had to leave the cubes on direct flames from BBQ for a few minutes before they were ready.
515894
The set I bought a year ago did. I was hoping this set did but they did not have the flame shaped tip. But since they are seen from a distance the effect of candle light is what is needed and they work great.
2148733
They are porcelain. They are not heavy enough to be ceramic nor is there any firing marks.
234606
Hi, Ana! I'll be honest, I planned on using them for tomato soup and tossing mini grilled cheeses across the top... But they are really thin. I was afraid the plastic would melt:( You are better off with mini ceramic mugs or glass for chilli. Hope that helps!
1418716
I converted my table to natural gas (propane would be the same). I already had a Napoleon GPFGN-1 Patio Flame gas fire pit that fits the dimensions of the copper bowl. You will have to be handy in crafting a mounting bracket. I used some heavy duty L brackets and mounted the brackets to the legs of the table. I like the convenience of just turning it on and lighting it vice having to dump out the ashes.
532949
Yes, they are glazed well and have held up to the weather. I think they would work great! Good luck.
1338676
First- these are only for gas grills! ceramic briquets are permanant- they never burn up, they are just to prevent the gas flames from directly burning the food. Usually people remove the flame arrestors that come with the gas grill and use these instead
2016106
They are quite long and a little thin. I don't know about kilns, but I would say they would be best suited for dexterity vs. Heat resistance.
1350847
They don't get hot so I imagine they'd do OK. Not sure how many candelabra base fixtures are available for you to put these in. Many outdoor lamps come pre-installed with LED bulbs these days. I just bought two of them at my local store and they look great.
2024395
I used them on an open flame but made sure to keel the handles away from the heat. The rubber on them may melt
878227
Yes Karen, they are pottery. Unfortunately a bowl came broken which I was hopeful would not happen, but not surprised given the reviews. I also bought a white/ivory set from another distributor and it came in perfect shape. Hope this helps!