- A pack of 40 double-coated Campingaz ceramic briquettes, usable on both sides and self-cleaning. An alternative to lava rocks in lava-rock gas grills, covering up to 2000 cm2.
Campingaz ceramic briquettes are an alternative to traditional lava rocks, intended only for lava-rock gas grills. They are double-coated, self-cleaning and usable on both sides, which extends their life. The smooth surface makes them easier to clean. The pack contains 40 pieces, enough for a grilling area of up to 2000 cm2. The briquettes spread heat evenly across the grate. When you lay them out, leave gaps for air circulation in the fire box and do not pack them too tightly.

Key features
- 40 pieces in the pack, for an area up to 2000 cm2
- Double-coated, two-sided, self-cleaning
- Smooth surface, easier to clean
- Even heat distribution
- For lava-rock gas grills only
- Do not pack too tightly; leave air circulation

Laying and care
Lay the briquettes in the fire box in place of the lava rocks, leaving gaps so that air can circulate. Packing them too tightly restricts airflow. Because they are two-sided, you can turn a briquette over when one face is worn. The smooth, double-coated surface limits fat build-up and is easier to wipe once cool.
The manufacturer restricts use to lava-rock gas grills only, not to grills with a different type of ceramic plate and not as charcoal. The pack of 40 is rated for an area up to 2000 cm2.
Technical data
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand / model | Campingaz ceramic briquettes |
| SKU | 205636 |
| EAN | 3138522056360 |
| Contents | 40 pieces |
| Area | up to 2000 cm2 |
| Features | Double-coated, two-sided, self-cleaning |
| Use | Lava-rock gas grills only |
Frequently asked questions
Which grills are these briquettes for?
Only lava-rock gas grills. They do not replace charcoal and are not intended for other plate types.
How many are in the pack and what area do they cover?
40 pieces, for a grilling area of up to 2000 cm2.
Can I turn them over?
Yes. They are two-sided, double-coated and self-cleaning. Leave gaps for air circulation when you lay them out.











