This is the volume version of the cone warmer: a light, tightly packed piece with a small square footprint that suits both retail shelving and a crowded bedside table. What sets it apart is the finish range, since White, Black and French Gold shades can each be paired with natural, redwood or walnut bases, giving a buyer six looks from one tooling. The cone hides the bulb entirely and sends its heat straight down onto the candle, with no flame at any point.
Specifications
| Material | Iron + Rubberwood |
|---|---|
| Unit gross weight | 0.85KG |
| Units per carton | 9 |
| Inner box (cm) | 15.5*15.5*36.5 |
| Outer carton (cm) | 79.5*32.5*38 |
| Carton gross weight | 9.8KG |
| Colorways | White + Natural Wood / White + Redwood / Black + Walnut / Black + Redwood / French Gold + Natural Wood / French Gold + Walnut |
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An inverted cone shade over a compact square wood base gives this gold candle warmer lamp a quiet, architectural line. Six shade-and-wood pairings are available, from White with Natural Wood through Black with Walnut to French Gold with Walnut, so one mould covers several merchandising stories. Each unit weighs 0.85KG, and nine pack per carton, which makes it the easiest piece here to sample widely.
Candle Warmer Top Down Heating Explained
Every lamp in this family works top down: a GU10 halogen bulb sits inside the cone and warms the surface of the wax, so the candle releases fragrance without being lit. There is no flame, no wick to trim and no smoke, which is why hospitality buyers specify them for lobbies and guest rooms. Because heat lands on the top layer only, the vessel walls stay comparatively cool.
French Gold Compared to a Brass Candle Warmer Lamp
A brass candle warmer lamp promises warm metallic colour, though solid brass tarnishes over time and needs regular polishing to hold its shine. The French Gold option here is a powder-coated iron shade, which keeps its tone on the shelf without a maintenance routine for the end user. Retailers get the same warm-metal look in a finish that photographs consistently from batch to batch, and the square wood base stays the visual anchor.
Choosing a Top Warmer for Candles by Vessel Size
A top warmer for candles only performs when the shade opening clears the rim of the jar. The cone here suits standard straight-sided vessels and shallow tins alike, and the fixed-height stem keeps the bulb at a set distance from the wax. Where a range includes unusually tall jars, buyers usually pair this square-base version with the adjustable J-arm model so one display covers both formats.
Frequently Asked Questions
do candle warmer lamps make candles last longer
In most cases yes. Because a top-down lamp melts only the surface layer and never burns a wick, wax is consumed far more slowly than with an open flame. Scent usually fades before the wax runs out, which is the normal point at which a jar gets replaced.
Which colour combinations are available?
Six pairings are offered: White with Natural Wood, White with Redwood, Black with Walnut, Black with Redwood, French Gold with Natural Wood, and French Gold with Walnut. Each combination shares the same body, packing and carton format.
What is the carton quantity and weight?
Nine units pack per outer carton at 9.8KG gross. The inner box measures 15.5*15.5*36.5 cm and the outer carton 79.5*32.5*38 cm, a long and shallow box worth noting when you plan pallet layouts.
