Tiki Torches in Winter? - General Tiki

N nickmeyer Member Joined: Jan 07, 2010 Posts: 4	N nickmeyer Posted posted on Thu, Jan 7, 2010 3:30 PM Derek Yaniger's partner Stuart (a friend of mine) sent me here to ask where I should buy some torches. My company is planning a winter event series and we need a 10-20 torches to be used outdoors in the snow. The event lasts 2 hours in the evening each week, and we'd be sticking the torches in small snow banks (hopefully standing up on their own) to light a path for snowshoeing, etc. So we need something that won't get wrecked with the moisture. However, we'll probably end up using these torches in the summer too. The budget is tiny so I need them cheap. And I'm wondering how much fuel I'll need to fill a dozen torches burning for 2 hours? What should I get for torches and fuel and where should I get them? Thanks! [ Edited by: nickmeyer 2010-01-07 16:11 ]

Derek Yaniger's partner Stuart (a friend of mine) sent me here to ask where I should buy some torches. My company is planning a winter event series and we need a 10-20 torches to be used outdoors in the snow. The event lasts 2 hours in the evening each week, and we'd be sticking the torches in small snow banks (hopefully standing up on their own) to light a path for snowshoeing, etc. So we need something that won't get wrecked with the moisture. However, we'll probably end up using these torches in the summer too. The budget is tiny so I need them cheap. And I'm wondering how much fuel I'll need to fill a dozen torches burning for 2 hours? What should I get for torches and fuel and where should I get them? Thanks!

[ Edited by: nickmeyer 2010-01-07 16:11 ]

Post #502854 by nickmeyer on Thu, Jan 7, 2010 3:30 PM