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Cheqo® Bamboe Tuinfakkels Set van 3 - Oliefakkels Buiten Navulbaar met Lont - Terrasfakkels - Tuinfakkel - Sfeerverlichting voor Tuin en Terras - Olielamp - Tuinverlichting - Partyfakkel - Buitenfakkel - Bamboefakkel

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Cheqo® Bamboe Tuinfakkels Set van 3 - Oliefakkels Buiten Navulbaar met Lont - Terrasfakkels - Tuinfakkel - Sfeerverlichting voor Tuin en Terras - Olielamp - Tuinverlichting - Partyfakkel - Buitenfakkel - BamboefakkelCreer een warme, sfeervolle buitenruimte met de Cheqo bamboe tuinfakkels set van 3 stuks. Deze klassieke oliefakkels van natuurlijk bamboe met zwart metalen oliereservoir brengen directe sfeer in elke tuin of op elk terras. De puntige onderkant stik je eenvoudig in de grond, de navulbare lont brandt urenlang rustig en gestaag. Of het nu gaat om een zomerse barbecue, een romantische avond in de tuin of een feestelijk buitenfeest deze fakkels zetten

Creëer een warme, sfeervolle buitenruimte met de Cheqo® bamboe tuinfakkels - set van 3 stuks. Deze klassieke oliefakkels van natuurlijk bamboe met zwart metalen oliereservoir brengen directe sfeer in elke tuin of op elk terras. De puntige onderkant stik je eenvoudig in de grond, de navulbare lont brandt urenlang rustig en gestaag. Of het nu gaat om een zomerse barbecue, een romantische avond in de tuin of een feestelijk buitenfeest - deze fakkels zetten elke outdoor ruimte direct in de perfecte stemming.

Belangrijkste Kenmerken:

  • Natuurlijk bamboe: Gemaakt van duurzaam, stevig bamboe voor een authentieke, decoratieve uitstraling
  • Navulbaar oliereservoir: Zwart metalen houder bovenaan is eenvoudig bij te vullen met standaard lampolie of fakkelolie
  • Eenvoudig plaatsen: De puntige onderkant steek je direct in de grond, geen gereedschap nodig
  • Set van 3 stuks: Compleet trio om paden te markeren, een terras te omlijsten of sfeer toe te voegen aan de tuin

Ideaal voor...
Tuinfeesten, barbecues en zomeravonden buiten; Sfeerverlichting langs paden, opritten of terrassen; Romantische buitendiners en loungehoeken in de tuin; Decoratie bij evenementen, bruiloften en tuinpartijen.

Waarom Cheqo?
Bij Cheqo® selecteren wij producten die direct bruikbaar zijn - geen gedoe, geen meerwerk. Deze tuinfakkels worden geleverd als complete set, klaar voor gebruik zodra je lampolie toevoegt. Stevige bamboe kwaliteit, betrouwbaar oliereservoir, klassiek design dat past bij elke tuin- of terrasomgeving.

Voordelen:

  • Brandt rustig en langdurig op gewone lampolie of fakkelolie
  • Bamboe steel is licht en toch stabiel in de grond
  • Klassiek-decoratief design past bij elke tuinstijl
  • Set van 3 voor directe sfeer zonder bijbestellen

Specificaties:

  • Merk: Cheqo®
  • Type: Tuinfakkel
  • Materiaal: Bamboe, metaal
  • Afmetingen (per stuk): ca. 65 x 6 x 6 cm
  • Gewicht (set): ca. 1500 g
  • Brandstof: Lampolie / Fakkelolie (niet inbegrepen)
  • Navulbaar: Ja
  • Kleur: Naturel / Zwart

Pakketinhoud:

  • 3x Cheqo® Bamboe Tuinfakkel (ca. 65 cm)

Lampolie of fakkelolie is niet inbegrepen en dient apart aangeschaft te worden.

Veelgestelde Vragen (FAQ):

  • Welke brandstof gebruik ik voor de fakkels?: Gebruik lampolie of citronella-olie. Vul het reservoir via de bovenkant en steek de lont aan met een aansteker.
  • Hoe lang brandt een fakkel op een vulling?: Afhankelijk van de hoeveelheid olie brandt een fakkel gemiddeld 3 tot 5 uur, ideaal voor een avond buiten.
  • Zijn de fakkels geschikt voor in de grond?: Ja, de bamboe stelen worden direct in zachte tuingrond of grasland gestoken voor een stevige plaatsing.
  • Hoe hoog zijn de fakkels?: Elke fakkel is ca. 62,5 cm hoog, een prettige hoogte voor sfeerverlichting langs een tuinpad of op het terras.

Bestel Nu
Ontdek zelf het verschil - voeg de Cheqo® Bamboe toe aan je bestelling en ervaar direct het gemak.

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