Fire still has a very special, archaic fascination. Of course this is true not only for open fire, but also for its controlled versions and that’s why oil torches for gardening, an outdoor wedding or a barbecue on the beach are so popular.
Oil torches simply combine the best of the warming force of fire with the control and longevity of one garden torch,
This guide is about the different types of oil torches and their possible use at celebrations or a cozy evening in the garden.

Oil torches make a fiery party every night under the sky

Oil torches offer a safe and easy way of using, with the naturally warming light of one torchto illuminate and create long-lasting flames with a very special flair.
Like other garden torches, oil torches are simply pushed into the ground (or buried in excavated holes and dumped in hard soil) and can be put into operation after safe positioning.
The flame is continuously supplied with oil via an oil tank or tank. This not only regulates the intensity of the flame, but also creates the longevity typical of oil lamps. Because the oil burns long, some torches shine in use more than ten hours. The most important factor for this, of course, is the size of the tank. This is easily filled with lamp oil, then only a spark is needed to ignite and the torch unfolds its magic glow.

Oil torches for the evening on the beach, the permanent operation in the garden or the dream wedding

In addition to the size of the tank, the oil flares differ mainly in the design, the material and the quality of the flame. While most oil torches use a small flame to throw down a limited amount of firelight, customers also get up-opened oil torches that blaze with a big flame. Although these have a very special atmosphere due to their medieval effect, they must be secured very well and should not be lit near children or animals.
As a rule, the bill is the oil torch but clearly arranged and the flame is comparable to that of an oil lantern – just at the top of the oil can. Regardless of the nature of the stem, the tanks are made of metal, many models have integrated candle extinguishers. These simplify the operation of easily extinguishing the torches.
The most natural look oil torches made of wood, which skilfully hide the tank. So they look like natural torches and while noble mahogany is perfect for the garden, bamboo torches are the relaxed and inexpensive option for beach or barbecue.
However, wood oil flares should not be permanently exposed to the weather. If you do not want to store your oil torches in a shed or garage every time, you are looking for a permanent solution for your garden or your catering needs Garden torches made of stainless steel, Here, too, there are enough variants with which an individual style can be created. If customers are able to make friends with the cool, rather functional, design, they create a permanently atmospheric lighting for the garden, which they only need to re-ignite when needed.
Of course, metal also collects a certain amount of patina over the period of use, this is especially true for iron oil lanterns – they quickly get a rustic look in operation.

Certainly in the firelight

When the sun sinks behind the firmament and the stars bare their countenance, garden torches are the perfect glow for outdoor celebrations. Although LEDs may be more practical, the archaic glow of the flame adds warmth and light at the same time. Oil torches donate a very special atmosphere to many celebrations and illuminate wedding celebrations on balmy summer nights as well as relaxing barbecues with friends.