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DWD® Bamboo Garden Fuel-Lit Torches Traditional Tiki Paraffin Oil Fire Lantern with Fiberglass Wicks 112cm Brown Pack of 6 Summer Citronella Pathway Lights Dancing Flames Adding Ambiance to Parties

DWD® Bamboo Garden Fuel-Lit Torches Traditional Tiki Paraffin Oil Fire Lantern with Fiberglass Wicks 112cm Brown Pack of 6 Summer Citronella Pathway Lights Dancing Flames Adding Ambiance to Parties
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  • Our own Tiki Torches seek to bring both tradition and modernity together, combining the classic natural bamboo structure with a sleek metal fuel chamber to create a result that works every bit as well as it looks. The angled tip of the pole lets you easily stake it into the ground - perfect for lining garden pathways or perimeters - while the removable screw top makes filling with your fuel very easy Dimensions Width 5.5cm Depth 5.5cm Height 112cm
  • FIBREGLASS WICKS *** 2 SPARE WICKS INCLUDED *** Fiberglass wicks for lamps and candles offer better fuel flow to the flame than a conventional braided cotton product when using tiki torches. Fiberglass wicks wick fuels efficiently and economically for the best flame shape, color and smoke-free operation of your oil lamp or tiki torch.
  • FLAME DANCE This tiki torch set makes a wonderfully atmospheric addition to your garden. These torches are ideal for giving your garden a more cosy feel. The stylish tiki torches are made from bamboo, giving them a particularly attractive look, especially in the dark, or when used as pathway lights. Just place each one into the ground individually, fill up the oil tank with petroleum and light the long wick, and you'll be able to watch the flames dance
  • SET OF 6 READY TO GO OUT FROM THE BOX (NO Fuel included) This set of 6 Bamboo Garden Fire Torches lets you transform your garden, courtyard, patio or terrace into your very own tropical island paradise. Originating in the cultures of the Hawaiian and Polynesian island, the so-called 'Tiki Torch' gained widespread popularity in the United States during the 1930s. That popularity persists to the present day, with contemporary equivalents of all shapes, sizes and materials now found within homes, gardens, bars and restaurants around the world.

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