| 4-in-1 Citronella Mosquito Torch | All Metal Outdoor Torch | Great for Tiki Parties | Can be Used as Tabletop, Deck Rail Mount, or Pole Mount | Uses Any Torch Oil (4-Pack, Caramel)

We bought four of these torches and placed them on the railings around our deck. They look amazing and they work great. We filled with mosquito repellent oil and it really keeps the mosquitoes away. They were priced somewhat high, but the quality and looks made it worth it. Only draw back is that the torches sit in the sun all day and it’s difficult to loosen the tops to refill them. Maybe we got oil on the cap. Otherwise great buy.

If I could vote negative 5 stars I would!Upon opening the box, one was defective. The cap would not screw on due to it being an inferior part.After installing the other three and putting fuel in them, one of them leaked profusely out of the bottom and through the pole.So basically two out of the four (or 50% of the product) are absolute junk and unusable.Very poorly made product DO NOT BUY!

These were easy to assemble. I used them with the full length and put them into the ground. They are sturdy and good quality. You will need a funnel to fill them. I really like the cap that protects the wicks.

I ordered these because they looked both pretty in the photos and because they actually came with hardware that let me attach them to my deck railing. I've had other torches that sit on railings and, invariably they get knocked off. So far these look great and seem very well-made.

Easy to assemble, very nice looking and comes with 2 sizes of poles for either use on the deck or in the ground. Replaced 6 old torch lights with 4 and they amount of light they provide is good. Only drawback is that it's hard to estimate how much torch light fluid you're putting in the lights, so fill over a bucket.

Very small fill hole and had to use pliers to remove cap

These are great torches. Love the style and perfect height for my deck. Also great for table tops and gardens.

all torches came with a slight defect in that none are 100% straight when screwed onto the pole. My other concern is the difficulty in knowing the oil level when pouring. You do need a pliers to unscrew for refilling after burn out.