FALBAWR 3 PCs Wall Mounted Citronella Torches for Outside, Glass16 oz Garden Torches, Outdoor Garden Decorative, Easy Refillable Metal Torch for Patio, Deck, Garden, Yard, Black

I'm not the torch guy but... the lady of the camp is! She was so happy to see these torches. I was also pleased with how good they look, getting away from the Survivor look!

These shipped on Styrofoam so they were all in tact upon arrival. The colors seems a little pale but when you light them they glow really nicely and are super colorful. Small enough not to crowd any table. Would definitely recommend.

The globes are pretty and what poles I got were sturdy but I was one pole short.

This set of four torches is so beautiful. Especially when they are lit with citronella for mosquitoes. The flames are the same height and it looks great. I like that they’re glass and you can see where the citronella liquid is. Thinking of purchasing another set. It was very easy to assemble too.

It’s a great item. They really work keep the bugs away

The globes came well packed and undamaged. Assembling the poles took a little practice as they’re 3 pieces each and not all the same, but once you figure out one, the rest assembled quickly. The globes are pleasant colors and the fluted design looks great when they’re lit. The wicks are pretty standard sized so they’re easy to find replacements for at most hardware stores or big box stores. The globes also hold a decent amount of fluid so they last more than one typical use before needing to be refilled and the caps make it easy to snuff them out after use. They’ve been great around the yard with citronella oil in them to keep the bugs at bay.

There are 4 oil burning pots in my bundle, all the same size and style design, except that they are all a different color. There is 1 grey, 1 pink, 1 amber, 1 blue pot, which are spherical in shape, with a vertical ribbed texture, and a flattened bottom. They have a wick cap fitted into their tops, with a metal snuff cap. This flame snuffer is attached to the top cap by a metal chain. This chain is very thin and lightweight. I get the impression it would not take much effort to seperate the snuff cap from the wick. So just keep that in mind while handling them.These oil pots are made from a kind of crystal or glass (so try not to drop them), which is able to withstand the heat of the fire burning in their wick. The listing for these oil pots advises these are for use with citronella oil, to help keep mosquitos away. To fill the pots with the citronella, remove the top cap and wick, and carefully pour the oil in. Do not overfill. (Do not spill, either, but if you do, immediately clean it all up properly.) Then put the pot back together, and place it in a safe location for it's use. The snuff cap works like a candle snuffer. Just place the cap on top of the burning wick, and the flame should be snuffed out.Always be careful with items like this, which are intended to be used with, or for, open flame, or heat sources. And definitely keep these out of reach of children and pets. Never leave them unattended while in use.So I did test these out, despite the cold, rainy weather marking the seasonal change to fall and winter. As you can see in my photo, the oil pot does burn the oil fuel evenly, giving a strong flame for the size of the pot. A gentle odor of citronella was observed during use. Given the weather that day, and the time of year it is, mosquitos and other insects weren't really out and about anymore. But the effectivess of the citronella oil used is a seperate issue entirely, as these pots do not come with any citronella. You will need to get some seperately.Overall, I am happy with these oil pots. They are pleasing to pook at, and function well for burning oil. Their durability is good regarding heat encountered during it's use. The material they are made of, though, would advise care in their handling. Wether crystal or glass, these materials are going to have at least a somewhat fragile nature. It's to be expected, within reason. 5 out of 5 stars.

We used the "FALBAWR Citronella Torches Set of 3 (red, amber & clear), 16 oz Glass Garden Torches for Outside, 3-Prong Grounded Stake Outdoor Torches" in 2 places around our home for the last 2 to 3 months and thoughly enjoyed them.  We particularly appreciate the versatile design that allows using the torch without the holder.  We used them in our back yard having campfires in our fire ring. Here we used torches on their stakes.  We have very rocky soil with a lot of shale so we had to try a several spots for each stake before finding places where they could be fully pushed into the ground.  We usually put them away in our small barn but they did get left out in a shower here and there. The loose fitting torch caps kept the wicks nicely dry.  I don't suggest leaving the torches out long term though as the caps may be blown off in high gusts.  Also  at the end of the season the stake pieces wouldn't unscrew and come apart using my hands even with rubber bottle opener pads.  I had planned to store the set back in the box it came in but the stand's pieces wouldn't unscrew. 🤷‍♂️We also used the torches wIthout the stands on our back deck having a campfires in the Solo Stove firepit.  They work well sitting on the rails or tables.  We fill the torches with just a small amount of oil (in case of a spill) so we haven't yet had a chance to see who long a full torch will burn. Noted the picture in the product gallery shows the assembled torch measuring 58.5" long.  My measuring came up to only 55⅝"(perhaps they included the flame 😁).  The assembly instructions fail to mention the 3 pipe-like sections of the stand are not the same.  One piece has a noticeably shorter threaded nipple (see piece on the left in photo). This is the piece to use with the torch basket.  The other pieces bottom out and leave a significant amount of space between the basket base and the raised rim at the base of the threaded section of the pipe.  One of the pronged base pieces wouldn't screw into any pipe section.  Closer inspection revealed a small lump of the powdered coating had stuck to the top of the threads. This prevented the female end from accepting the male end of the other pieces. I used my thumbnail and pulled it off before thinking about taking a picture😊.They also work just as well with regular lamp oil if you don't need or want to use Citronella oil.Clearly a Reccomend 👍👍for these torches.