Compressed Natural Charcoal Briquettes Maries 10 mm, pack of 5 — for hookah and shisha heating

Maries compressed natural charcoal briquettes, 10 mm diameter, pack of 5 pieces, are engineered for controlled and even heating of hookah and shisha bowls. Made from compressed natural charcoal, these small-diameter briquettes deliver steady heat output and predictable burn behavior. The compact pack of five is suited for transport and storage, and the briquettes are compatible with common charcoal burners, windproof heaters and quick-ignition tools used in hookah preparation.

Advantages

These 10 mm compressed briquettes provide consistent temperature with minimal sparking and low ash production, helping to preserve tobacco flavor and reduce cleaning. Their uniform shape and size make them easy to handle and position on heating plates or foil, and the natural composition minimizes added odors. The small pack is convenient for occasional users and for carrying to social gatherings.

Suitable for

• Heating hookah or shisha bowls in home or lounge settings
• Use with electric or gas charcoal burners and windproof heaters
• Small-scale heating tasks where compact, predictable briquettes are required

Key specifications

• Material: compressed natural charcoal
• Diameter: 10 mm
• Pack size: 5 briquettes
• Burn characteristics: uniform burn and steady heat output
• Residue: low ash production

How to use

Place briquettes on a suitable charcoal burner, windproof heater or a quick-ignition tool and ignite according to the device instructions until the briquettes are fully lit and covered with a thin layer of grey ash. Transfer the heated briquettes to the hookah foil or heat management device using appropriate tongs, and position them for even heat distribution across the bowl. Monitor and rotate briquettes as needed to maintain a steady temperature throughout the session.

Usage recommendations

Use heat-resistant tongs and a designated charcoal ignition area. Allow briquettes to cool completely before disposal and keep away from flammable materials. Do not use indoors without adequate ventilation; avoid inhaling combustion fumes directly. Follow local regulations for open flame and charcoal use.