DON'T CALL IT “CANDLE”! Why is it called fire and not candle? It's simple: The flame is higher and wilder than candles. This allows the concrete outdoor fire to withstand many windy weather conditions. Who doesn't want to play with fire? You can control the flame height using the amount of wax. Just make sure that the wax level never drops too far. The permanent wick will last for many years if you treat the fire well. You can also leave the concrete outdoor fire outside up to around -5 degrees Celsius, but the high-quality leather handle feels more comfortable when protected from rain. sustainability The concrete outdoor fire also enters the ramp, ahäm, candle light when you want to use up the remains of burnt candles. Simply add it to the liquid wax when the fire is well lit and “feed” your outdoor romance with the good feeling of living in a resource-friendly way. Half-burnt tea lights or any other type of candle wax can also be used.