Quality cast iron torch stand.
Great quality cast iron torch stand. Love it. And heavy duty in weight. Read more

TIKI


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Rated 4.5/5 across 2,459 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the torch stand well-constructed with a heavy cast iron base that works great for tiki torches and provides good support against wind.
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Great quality cast iron torch stand. Love it. And heavy duty in weight. Read more
Heavy duty and look great. We take them in when we aren’t using them and they’ve held up great Read more
i bought 4 of these, and after reading all the reviews of them rusting, i bought a $5 can of black rustoleum spray paint, and gave them a very fast single coat of paint, i did not prep them or anything, they came out just fine and have not rusted at all after being exposed to the elements and multiple rain storms.. they also hold my tiki's just fine. the metal obviously was not treated properly at the factory this is why they are rusting on everyone.. but its a very simple and quick fix. Read more
This was just what I was looking for, as it is impossible to tie, attach etc our tiki torches to our deck. These are a good price, a non-intrusive size and very pretty as well. However … TAKE NOTE!! They start to rust after the FIRST rain and leave rust spots on whatever surface they are sitting on. I bought a can of black Rustoleum and sprayed them on both sides today, so hopefully that will take care of the problem. Personally, I feel the company should have baked a rust preventing paint onto the stands at the factory. All in all, I’m happy with the purchase and would recommend. Read more
Used to hold a towel for my bird's pool perch I made. Holds tight abd looks great. Read more
Nice, solid base Read more
This is small, but heavy duty. Just what I needed. Read more
These look really nice, and sometimes work, but I've had 2 out of 5 purchased that don't secure the torch well. There is a very basic "screw" mechanism that relies on pressure to squeeze the torch shaft against the wall of the receiver hole in the stand. I think the material is soft, so I'm guessing the screw starts to distort the threads under the pressure required to properly hold the torch, and then the torch sortof lists to the side. I tried to fix it by making some extensions out of PVC piping, but even that didn't really work so hot. Anyhow, they look nice, but you might have to buy twice as many as you think to find some that actually work properly. They need to fix the design, to be honest, but I will give it 3 stars for style. Read more
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