Description of Weathered Faux Bamboo Torches:
NOTE: Please refer to the Additional Information tab for the artificial bamboo torches specification.
Some landscapes look their finest when they feel lived in. The Weathered finish gives a new torch the timeworn character that natural bamboo only reaches after seasons of sun and rain, so a resort garden, beach path or poolside walk looks settled from the very first evening.
Real weathered bamboo keeps aging until it splits. ONETHATCH® Weathered Faux Bamboo Torches hold that look in a recycled-resin body molded with bamboo nodes and texture. The Weathered color runs right through the resin rather than sitting on the surface as paint, so there is no coating to chip or wear off. The body resists rot and mold and is backed by a 3-year warranty covering sudden color fading.
Safe use: outdoors only; keep every flame clear of thatched roofs, umbrellas and overhangs; let the torch cool before refilling; never leave a lit torch unattended.
Features:
- Weathered finish, colored through the resin
- Lightweight recycled resin
- Powder-coated metal canister with a wide mouth for easy filling
- 88 mm (3.5 in) diameter × 1500 mm (60 in) long
- Burns any citronella or standard tiki-torch oil (sold separately)
- Pack of 4
- 3-year warranty
Planning a resort-wide layout? See our commercial tiki torches for resorts, or compare the Sundried and Brown finishes.
Weathered Bamboo Torch FAQ
It suits settings meant to feel natural and lived-in: resort gardens, beach paths, rustic restaurant terraces and tropical landscapes where a brand-new look would feel out of place. It pairs naturally with synthetic thatch and bamboo fencing.
Yes: the Weathered torches come in packs of 4, and for larger quantities you can send your finish, quantity and project location through the quote form on our bamboo torches page.
No, the Weathered color runs right through the resin rather than sitting on the surface as paint, so there is no coating to wear off. The torch also carries a 3-year warranty covering sudden color fading, while natural bamboo keeps aging until it splits.









