🔥 Hawaiian Cone Tiki Style Torch - Outdoor Oil Lamp Set, 4 Pack (Hammered Copper) with Easy Set Up and Long-Lasting Fiberglass Wick Review

. I was looking for torches for my garden fire that didn't look cheap and wore out quickly. They are very well made, all parts are made of copper or brass. The wick holder and the cap for filling the fuel tank are made of brass. They have a cut-out in the base so they can be easily attached to the metal bars provided or simply mounted on a worktop. The stands come in three sections so you can adjust the height the light sits at which was perfect as I wanted them to be chair height rather than…

This was my first purchase of Tiki torches apart from cheap Tiki brand torches. They look good and hold a good amount of fuel. No refill problems with the included funnel. Why four instead of five stars? Well, the pillars are connected by threads. Unfortunately one of my wands doesn't have enough threads to fit well so it broke when I put a flashlight on it! Good idea, but poorly executed. I still don't know how to fix this. Such a shame. Given the weight the poles must support, how could…

I grew up in Hawaii and backyard tiki torches bring back fond memories of home. I've always had the standard tiki torches that you can buy at a major hardware store, but they were never of the highest quality and didn't look authentic, and that's where I found these torches. When I opened the boxes to assemble, I knew I made the right choice. The appearance of the lanterns is Hawaiian, as is everywhere, and the quality is reliable. The workmanship of the poles is very strong and won't bend when

I am very happy with them. They have the classic Hawaiian look of the old school big gas burners you see in Honolulu. They are well made, solidly built. They contain a large amount of oil. I have the matte bronze and they look so amazing. I will order more for my garden. I can even play with replacing the metal poles with bamboo for a real torpic look. UPDATE AFTER SUMMER: I love these torches. They look very vintage Hawaiian. I dropped a pair and they actually leaked because the seal around…

So here it is: The racks these things stand on come in three parts so they can be shipped in one box and need assembly. Unfortunately, the thread is less than 5mm or 0.2 inch. If you try to stick it in the ground or something (I know, imagine a tiki torch in the ground - it's not like they put a dot on the end so it's like a stake or what can always be driven into the ground - something else, but I digress), it will snap, and then the threads will separate and never be tight together again. See

Three piece sticks are terrible. After reading the reviews I was determined to bury it safely in the ground. First I drilled a hole about 12 inches wide in the ground. Then I took a stick with a tip and stuck it in the already started hole. This should create enough less drag not to damage the shank and threads. Then I took a piece of wood and laid it down, took a hammer and hammered it into the ground. Then I connected the pieces together. One has been out of service for 2 weeks, the other is…