Set of 2 Small White Ceramic Candleholders for Votprof Slim Taper Candles, Durable, Modern Design

Very stylish shabbat candleholders but probably only accomodates the matchup beeswax candles due to very small diameter holes.

It’s difficult to find that size candle. Any suggestions?

I had a bunch of these small 1/4 inch candles, so I bought these as a holder. They are not what I expected, as they were hollow and very lightweight as far as the materials go. And the hole to insert the candles was both too shallow the too narrow to get the candles in or stay standing up. Fortunately, I have a drill press in the basement and drilled down to open up the holes in the hollow area. The holes are still a bit too narrow, but I got around that by heating the wax on the bottom of the candles until they were soft and I could push them in deep enough to stand up.

This candleholders are very well made and good for the variety of sizes of the Orthodox bee wax candles . If you have a good quality wax candles- they would stay firmly in the candle holder. If your candles are mix of the wax and lots of the paraffin, then , for them to stay firm in a little hole I would remember to dripping wax in the hole . Let wax chill and it’s will secure the candle and it’s will be prevent fire hazard. Takes a second to do , but works as a magic . Candle holder is easy to clean with pouring a hot boiled water over it or by wrapping the little scissors or using a large nail wrapped in a piece of paper towel, as well , and wiping inside the whole . Wax on top of candle holder is easy to wipe with a paper towel applying pressure. Or pure hot boiling water over it . I found those 2 methods “wet” and “ dry ‘“ is easy . Personally I prefer dry method. I have 8 sets of those candle holders . Would buy them in a chakra Colours or black colour. I don’t understand why this item got so many negative reviews. I love this candle holders a lot !

Candle holders for the slim candles are extremely hard to find, so when I saw this set on Amazon, I jumped at the chance to purchase them. They are nice candle holders, but lack some in design. The holes that hold the candles are too shallow to hold the candle up properly. The holes come to a point - which I presume is so that at some point they will properly adhere to the holder. In order to get mine to work I had to use a pencil sharpener on the candle (other wise the hole was too small to even get it in to the holder). When I sharpened off enough to get a point, then the candle went in far enough, but it still was not stable. In order to get the candle stable enough to stand up in the holder, I had to use a candle adhesive. That is really way more work than I want to put into something just to have a nice slim candle on the table at supper.

I purchased these for an event and set them in a little tray. Everyone loved them and I enjoyed them so much, I took them home after the event and set them on my counter.

Love the white color. Trouble fitting the candles in and they were not secure.

To use these safely you must hold a flame at the bottom (of the candle) for a moment in order to slightly melt the beeswax, then place the candle into the holder and hold until the wax cools off. This will hold the candle in properly. I do wish the hole was deeper so that it was not necessary to melt wax into the hole to keep the candle stable. The alternative is to create a sand stand and place these small candles in sand.There are limited holders for 7mm thick candles. These are good for the price point.