TIKI Outdoor Glass Lantern Torch – Weather-Resistant Decorative Torch for Patio, Garden & Backyard with 4-Piece Adjustable Height Pole, Fiberglass Wick & Snuffer, Black

I've been looking for tiki torches that didn't break the bank and finally found some. These are very stylish and work as described. I have them installed to have them standing up in the ground, but you have the option to use them in three different ways. I think if I didn't already have a citronella candle, I would use one of the tiki torches folded down as the table top style. People have commented on the look of these and asked where I have gotten them.

They look great and are easy to fill. The bottle comes right out of the holder and is clear. I have had others that are not and no matter how careful you are, they overflow when being filled. The posts are not the sturdiest, so be careful when you are inserting them in the ground.

I use these torches mostly in the evenings for mosquito repellent. Easy to see the oil level at all times.The post just screws together, and the glass torch fits into it. When filling, is easy to take out the glass torch part, stand it on a level surface and fill with the Tiki or whatever oil you like to use. This simple design caused me to buy more of them and use them more often than my others.In comparison:I have some torches that are bronzed and nice to look at, AND have a very sturdy post. Better quality - but the odd shape makes it hard to fill, If I decide to get dirty and fill it.

I can fill these with 91% isopropyl alcohol or Tiki Torch fuel and they work very well. Having the jar design allows me to easily see how much fuel is left. The wicks tend to break down over time if you reposition them at all.

Work great! Beautiful at night

I like this torch as it can be used 2 ways. You can either place it in the ground or use it as a table lantern. I personally use it as a table lantern. Well-made. Easy to fill with fuel.

I paid $19 for this. It'sso bent and lopsided, and so flimsy that you don't dare try to straighten it. The glass and it's metal screw on lid leak terrible so you can't fill it full because of it leans, and it will, it will drip out all over everything. It's pretty but it's really just junk. You have to trim the wick so it fits our you have way too much wick outside the oil and it burns black soot. You just barely have the wick sticking out to keep the torch burning properly. It's a 4th of July prop so it will go in the garbage after that. You get what you pay for with this. So spend $30 and get something that we last and not drip flammable oil everywhere if it gets moved or bumped.

cute and adoptable I have mine on my outdoor tables butI will be buying more for camping