Change up the look of your fireplace with these Hargrove Premium Products Vented Colonial Cannon Balls Set. Their smooth, round profile boasts a contemporary appeal certain to be a refreshing change from traditional logs.

Stack each uniform shaped fireball on top of one another to create a symmetrical and organized display in your fireplace. Watch as mesmerizing flames emerge through the gaps in between each piece for an impressive spectacle. These fireballs are made of ceramic fiber for greater heat reflectivity, which means they can withstand extreme temperatures without cracking or popping. These Hargrove Cannon Balls are designed exclusively for use with the Hargrove Premium the Hargrove Premium Products Vented Full Pan Gas Burner (sold separately).

PRODUCT FEATURES:

• Stylishly Conceals Burner from Sight
• Contemporary Alternative to Traditional Wood Logs
• Made of Heat Resistant Ceramic Fiber
• Indoor Use Only
• Made In the USA
• Compatible with Hargrove Premium Products Vented Full Pan Gas Burner Only (Sold Separately)
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
• Individual Ball Dimensions: 4" Dia.

Soot marks--a natural result of when flames come into contact with their surroundings--are especially noticeable on lighter colored fireplace or fire pit products, such as white or light gray. To hide or conceal soot marks, darker colored options may prove a better solution for you. Please ensure you review our returns policy before purchasing.

Please Note: Some fireballs in this set feature a flat underside/base to ensure your media won't shift within your fireplace.

Uncertain of how many packs you need? To start, you will need to measure the burner area. As an example, we'll say we're purchasing a 24" Hargrove Premium Products Full Pan Burner, which we learn is 24" W x 12" D.

Next, we calculate the area in inches by multiplying the burner's dimensions. In this example, 24" x 12", which gives us 288 sq. in. And since these packs are measured in sq. ft., we'll do one more calculation: divide the total sq. in. by 144" (the equivalent of 1 sq. ft.). So, 288 divided by 144 gives us 2 sq. ft.

So, for a single layer to cover our burner, we need 2 square inches of coverage.