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Common fuels listed include kerosene/lamp oil, torch (bio-ethanol) fuel, citronella oil, and lighter fluid.

Listings consistently show fiberglass wicks supplied with these torch kits.

Capacities vary widely: small tabletop vessels around 6 fl oz, common sizes about 10–16 oz, larger canisters around 32 oz, and some very large listings up to roughly 200 oz.

Burn times vary by model: tabletop torches often run about 3–5 hours, many yard torches about 5–6 hours, and at least one listing indicates up to 16 hours between refills.

Kits commonly include a fuel canister or vessel and a fiberglass wick, plus accessories such as a snuffer (often on a chain), stakes, pole sections, and deck/railing clamps.

Kits range from small tabletop torches to pole torches about 60–66 inches tall when assembled. Common mounting options include tabletop placement, ground stakes, and deck or railing clamps.

Some torches use easy‑pour or twist‑and‑pour refill canisters designed to reduce spills, while others use refillable glass vessels that are filled directly.

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