Garden Torches for Outside -Deco Home Pack of 4 Metal Garden Torches Citronella Oil for Outdoor Ambiance - Decorative and Functional Citronella Torches for Patio, Lawn, and Backyard- Bronze

These went together without any major problems and they look nice even when not lit. The covers have stayed on even during high wind storms, so no water in the fuel. The stakes are only about six inches long though, so they aren't the most stable things in the world. If you bumped one it might fall over. They aren't as tall as I thought, but I didn't get out a tape measure, so that's on me. The smaller cap that holds the wick unscrews to make a larger opening without the wick in the way so filling is easier.

These are well designed and well made, for an inexpensive product. Pay attention to the measurements, as the posts are not a tall as 'standard' length.

Looks great. And great price. Some people said the stakes were plastic but mine were metal and were attached as one piece to the pole. Seems good quality to me. The polls are hollow, thin and very lightweight though, so probably not the most durable. I’m a very handy person but had a hard time attaching the torch to the pole at first because there are no instructions. There’s a white plastic piece inside the pole, which I thought I had to take out in order to insert the rubber piece on the torch into the pole since it wouldn’t fit the hole in the plastic piece. I tried everything and it was impossible to take those plastic pieces out. I was thinking I was going to have to return the product. But then, the rubber piece on the torch happened to fall off, which revealed the metal screw threads that we’re hiding under it which I would have not have known otherwise. Bingo! That’s what’s going on here. You don’t remove the white plastic piece. That’s what you screw the torch into after you remove the rubber piece off the threads. So simple. But geez, they could’ve just told us that.

These are very easy to put together; you just need to be sure that the post is completely into and secured in the metal spike at the bottom. We used a funnel for automotive oil to fill them, and it worked great. They hold quite a bit of oil (about 12 ounces, I believe), and we do not have to fill them constantly. They burn well and put off enough "smoke" to keep the mosquitoes, flies, and bees away. We use them whenever we are sitting outside, and we are not bothered by flying insects. Great product and great price. Highly recommend.

The tiki torches were easy to put together, which was a nice start. Unfortunately, one of the chains arrived broken, which was a little disappointing. During my event, I also noticed that the wicks blew out very easily with just a light breeze, making them less useful outdoors when it wasn’t completely calm. That said, they still look good and will work fine on calm evenings. Just don’t expect them to hold up well if there’s any wind.

They are gorgeous!

Rarely do I write negative reviews, but if I can spare someone the hell I just went through then I hope this helps. A few weeks after owning these (set up two, burned through one bottle of tiki oil) I realized the wicks were getting increasingly harder to unscrew. I eventually had to use pliers to get them off, and ended up warping the screw-on-lid to the point where it was unusable. You can’t unscrew them with barehands because the sediments brick up the threads, and there is so much soot that it stains your fingers if you try to barehand it. Not to mention that the openings of these torches are so narrow that you have to use a funnel to refill them, and even at that I ended up with torch oil all over my brand new deck. When you unscrew the cap, you have to pull the entire wick out of the body and it’s dripping with oil. You can’t sit it down on your railing or deck floor because it will stain it. There is a fill line marker, but how in the world are you supposed to see the oil line? I had to listen to the pitch of the pouring sound to know when it was getting closer to the top. It’s not like you can look down inside something that is narrower than the top of a soda bottle while you are pouring the oil. Even if you momentarily stopped pouring and looked down inside, you’d have to use a flashlight because the body isn’t transparent. Simply a bad design overall that’s not very well thought out. They are pretty enough with the bronze finish, but the look wasn’t worth destroying my deck.

These torches look great and I really like the metal spike. It goes into the ground easily and seems pretty sturdy. Yes, you need to use a funnel to fill them. No you dont remove the white plastic insert, you remove the rubber tube from the bottom of the canister. If it's a little crooked after you mount the canister just twist and push a little until its straight. When you refill get a piece of tin foil or something to lay the oil soaked wick on. A little planning and preparation goes a long way. I am very happy with these and they look great in my back yard.

One leaks but good. I like that there's more then one mounting options

I can simply say It is an AWESOME product. If you are truly a landscape lover you must go for this product. It is worth the money. I brought it for my tearrace garden where I have constructed small wooden penthouse. Mashal (torch) material, finishing and size is better than my expectations. You can adjust height of tourch in three size approx 5ft,3.5ft and 2.5 ft. The tile work on it attracts your attention. It can light easily and blow out easily using cap they have provided. You can fix this in ground, on table through fitments provided by manufacturer. Packing is up to the mark. Overall I will give 5 out of 5 to this product.

It's a very beautiful and a well fabricated product . unique and effective

Came as described - nice solid easy to put together!

Value for money