The Solar Torch
The Solar Torch
A pair of twenty-inch torches with a flickering flame in warm amber. Stake them by the path, the gate, the bed. They charge by day and come on by themselves at dusk. No cord across the lawn, no batteries to buy.
Shown: the pair. Four for $65, six for $89.
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Size — 20.6 in. tall (52 cm), staked
Materials — Black stem and stake, frosted flame head
Light — Warm amber LED, flickering flame · solar panel on the head · on at dusk, off at dawn
Goes — Lawn or bed; push the stake in, no tools
2 torches with stakes · a one-page card. No cable, no batteries.
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Twenty minutes after sunset
In snow
In summer
Twenty minutes after sunset
The most literal place the wiring never reached. The torch charges by day and lights the path by itself.
Warm amber, a slow flicker — a flame, not a bulb.
No switch to remember. Dusk on, dawn off.
A few hours of sun is enough for the evening.
They do now.
A torch each side of the arbor. The gate reads from the street, and the path behind it is lit.
No tools, no batteries, nothing to plug in.
1
Push the stake into the lawn or the bed. Two minutes for the pair.
2
It charges by day. A few hours of direct sun is enough for the evening.
3
It comes on by itself when the light goes, and off again at dawn.
What it’s made of
A black stem on a ground stake, a frosted head with the flame inside and the solar panel on top. The flicker is many small lights moving, not one bulb dimming.
Four places it goes, in homes with corners. Two of them are usually the answer.
The path
The garden bed
The mailbox
The gate
| Question | The Solar Torch | A typical solar flame light |
|---|---|---|
| The photos | Real, older homes — walls with corners | The same white showroom |
| The lights | Warm light, on at dusk by itself, stated on the page | A spec sheet |
| If it isn’t right | Thirty nights, money back | Thirty days, if the seller is still there |
| Who answers | A person, by email | A ticket |
| Where it hangs | Four places, shown on this page | A product page |
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Thirty nights
Thirty nights with the lights on — then decide. Money back if it isn’t right.
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The ones we get most. Email for the rest.
A few hours of direct sun charges it for the evening. A shaded bed gives a shorter, dimmer night.
Yes — it lives outdoors. Stake it and leave it.
It flickers — many small lights moving inside the head, so it reads as a flame from across the yard.
Six to eight feet along a path reads as a line of light; one each side of a gate reads as an entrance.
Yes, with shorter evenings — less sun, fewer hours. It stays outside all year.
Order it and live with it for thirty nights. If the wall isn’t better, email us — we send the return address, you post it back, we refund the full purchase price.
The Flame Lantern for the steps — and the Olive Wreath for the door the path leads to.
