It would depend on how hot the fire gets. If the fire burns really hot then the clay can actually melt and slump. I've seen wood firings where several pots were fired too hot and melted to the kiln shelf. It also depends on what kind of ceramic material is being burned. Stoneware can stand up to much higher temperatures than earthenware clay. But, I would say that if the whole house was left to burn with no interference then ceramic would not survive the fire no matter what type of ceramic it is.
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Depends on the ceramic and the drop. Some ceramics will survive some drops, but not all.
The main component when making anything ceramic is that you use clay to make the piece and then you fire it in a kiln.
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Ceramic products are items made from clay which are then heated to a high temperature; for example, bricks and tiles for house building and pottery items in the home. The words 'Ceramic Products' spelt with capital letters might also be the name of a business or a shop making or selling ceramic items. Your question is not very clear in its meaning, perhaps?
The major purpose of the ceramic log is to create a authentic look of a wood-burning fire. It usually comes in 10 piece and these environmentally friendly set consists of six logs and three pine cones.