Honeycomb Fire Torch: a honeycomb-patterned stainless head, 14 inches tall
The Outdoor Plus Honeycomb Fire Torch is a hand-crafted stainless steel head with small honeycomb-patterned openings that glow with flame at night. It’s 14 inches tall and just under 4 inches across, mounting atop a post beside a pool, path, or patio. Stainless steel withstands heat and weather.
Choose the Original base, which has a built-in needle valve to adjust flame height and bolts to any 2.5 inch post, or the TOP-Lite base, which threads onto a half-inch gas pipe. Order it for natural gas or propane. Prefer leaf-shaped openings? Try the Ellipse fire torch with pointed oval cutouts. The Honeycomb fire torch ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Honeycomb Fire Torch | Specifications
Quick Specs:
Original Top Torch | OPT-TT14M | Diameter: 3 3/4″ | Height: 14″ | BTU: 20,000
Top-Lite Torches | OPT-TCH14SS | Diameter: 3 3/4″ | Height: 14″ | BTU: 20,000
Each of our TOP Torches are individually hand crafted. Each torch is made from high grade stainless steel for durability against heat & natures elements.
SKU: OPT-TPK14LP
| Torch Base Type |
Original TOP Torch Base, TOP-LITE Torch Base |
FAQ
What pattern covers the Honeycomb Fire Torch?
Hexagons – a honeycomb lattice wrapping the full stainless steel body, so the lit torch glows like a hive holding fire instead of honey. The repeating geometry gives the Honeycomb a texture no other TOP torch has: orderly up close, shimmering from across the yard.
What sizes and SKUs apply to the Honeycomb?
One head: 3 3/4 inches across, 14 inches tall, up to 20,000 BTU, hand crafted stainless steel. Three ways to buy: match-lit Original (OPT-TT14M), TOP-Lite electronic-ignition build (OPT-TCH14SS), or the complete liquid propane kit (OPT-TPK14LP).
Original base or TOP-Lite for the Honeycomb?
Match lit (OPT-TT14M) keeps things simple – no power, a built-in needle valve, a ten-second lighting ritual. TOP-Lite (OPT-TCH14SS) is designed for electronic ignition, worth it when a row of Honeycombs should light together. The head itself is identical.
Where does the Honeycomb pattern work best?
Near texture it can echo – modern slat fences, tile, patterned pavers – or hovering over a smooth fire bowl for contrast. Garden borders love it too: a run of Honeycombs every 8 feet turns a plain fence line into the best wall in the yard.
How does the Honeycomb cope with wind?
The dense hex lattice gives its burner more shelter than open-frame torches, though any flame will sway in a breeze. Trim the needle valve down when wind picks up so the flame stays seated, and turn the Honeycomb off entirely in storms.
How much propane does the Honeycomb consume?
Up to a pound per hour at its full 20,000 BTU – roughly 20 hours from a standard 20-pound tank – and far less at typical evening settings on the needle valve. Natural gas versions draw straight from your line, so there is no tank to think about.
Can the Honeycomb torch get rained on?
Yes. High-grade stainless steel means the Honeycomb shrugs off rain and humidity year-round; the only real weather rule is to close the gas during storms, because a downpour can snuff the flame. Relight afterward and it carries on like nothing happened.