Candle Holder

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THREE 1960S LARGE CENEDESE VETRI MURANO SOMMERSO GLASS CANDLE HOLDERS
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Authentic RENE LALIQUE Saint Gall Candle Holders
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1988 Lalique St Francois Crystal 15 Candlestick CANDLEHOLDER brand new in box
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where can i buy an old candle holder?

im looking for one of those old candle holders

like this

http://www.candleholder.org/images/antique.jpg

it doesnt necessarily have to actually be antique

anyone know where i could get one?

Actually believe it or not you can find them at Walmart. We have some that we use as Christmas decor. They were only about $5-$10.

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Candle Holder

How to Install an Iron Wall Candle Holder

Iron wall candle holders have been around for thousands of years. They date back to medieval times where these wall candle holders were used for lighting the hallways of castles. Today these charming pieces of decorative art are used to add a feeling of warmth and tranquility to the room whose wall adorn them.

In order to install these types of candles, you must first know the circumstances of the room in which these will hang. Since this form of indoor wall lighting will use candles for lighting, you must examine the room to make sure that these wall candles will not be placed on the walls near anything that could possibly catch fire while the candles are burning such as surrounding art, curtains, coat racks and anything else that could catch fire.

Keep in mind that candles melt and melted candle wax can get on your walls and floors. To avoid this you may want to have some sort of glass cover around your candle. Glass covers for these candles are available in clear frosted or colors of your choice.

Another good idea is to determine how high on the walls you wish to place these holders. If children are a part of your household, you may want to place these holders above the reach of children.

After you know whether you want or don't want a glass covering your candle and exactly how high you want your holders on your walls, the next thing is to measure each wall for wall candle placement. Depending on how many candles you wish to place on each wall, with a tape measure, measure how high on the wall you want to place them. I suggest that you measure from the floor up the wall and mark the wall at the proper height using a pencil. Go about 12 inches over from your first wall mark and repeat this procedure. Now you have 2 pencil marks on the wall at the same height about 12 inches apart.

Next, measure the width of the wall at the same height you placed the 2 previous height pencil marks and write the width measurement on a piece of paper. Depending on how many of these holders you wish to hang, divide the width of the wall by the number of wall candles you wish to hang. Once you know how far apart each holder will be, then using a tape measure, mark the wall with a pencil dot on each place the wall candle holder will hang.

If you are placing iron wall candle holders along the sides of wall art or a wall mirror, then what you need to do is measure how far from the left and right side of the artwork you wish to place each holder. With your measuring tape go to the left and right side of the wall art (or wall mirror) and measure from the edge of the art outward on both sides. Make sure your outward measurements on both sides are identical. Repeat this step over again on both sides, only this time go about 8 inches either above or below your first marks on both sides of your wall art (or wall mirror).

Now using the 2 pencil dots you have on both sides of your wall art, line your tape measure from the floor up the wall using the 2 pencil dots as a guide for a straight line and mark a pencil dot on the wall exactly how high you wish to hang your candle holder. Repeat this procedure on the other side of the wall art and you will have identical spacing for your candle holders on both sides of the wall art (or wall mirror).

Iron wall candle holders are not light in weight. In order to hang these holders securely you must use what is known as a wall anchor. Remember, never try to hang an iron wall candle holder with a screw directly into drywall or plastered walls. It just won't hold the weight.

Wall anchors are small devices that are placed into the wall at the exact same place a screw would go to hold up these types of wall candles. By using a wall anchor you will be able to hold heavy objects such as heavy wall candles securely to the wall without having to worry about the fixture becoming loose from the wall and eventually falling off the wall.

Wall anchors come in different styles and sizes to accommodate different size screws that will screw into it after the anchor has been placed into the wall. My favorite wall anchor for hanging wall mounted candle holders looks like a short stubby plastic screw with a screw hole in the center.

This anchor is easy to install. All you have to do is drill a small hole (about half the diameter of the anchor) where you want to place the screw to hold your candle on the wall. After you have drilled the small hole, all you have to do is screw in the anchor into the small hole you just drilled until it is flush to the wall. Repeat this procedure for all the screws needed to mount your iron wall candle holder. When you have inserted all the anchors needed to mount your candle to the wall, then you simply hold the wall candle holder in position over the anchors and proceed to screw your holder up to the wall. It is as simple as that and rest assured that your candle holder is on the wall securely.

Iron wall candle holders are works of art that come in many different shapes and sizes. They add comfort to the overall feeling of any room in which they are placed on the wall. With a small amount of effort you can add these to several rooms of your home and enjoy a simple but pleasing touch of art passed on down through the centuries.

About the Author

After growing up as the apprentice of his father who was a master of all trades, Joe Tobiasz, Owner/Webmaster of Wall-Decor-Concepts.com explored the idea of a career in interior/exterior decorating and design over 25 years ago. Since then he has never looked back. He has both volunteered and consulted for many friends and associates over the years offering his natural talent for decorating and remodeling in both interior and exterior applications. When it come to his website, his unusual way of presenting information in the form of short stories has him the talk of both webmasters and the online community. For more information on Iron Wall Candle Holders, go to Wall Candle Holder at: http://www.Wall-Decor-Concepts.com

Candle holder...?

I'm making a little candle holder to match my room and the only thing that works is wood which is causing some difficulties. Since it's made of wood and candles have flames, i was wondering if there was anywhere i could but flame retardant spray/liquid sealer to keep it from getting like engulfed in flames.

Unfortunately, fire retardant doesn't stop wood from burning when a flame is being held to it. Retardant will stop the wood from burning all by itself as long as there is nothing else present to fuel the fire. You might want to reconsider your construction material. You could make a holder from plaster of paris that has been molded and painted to look like wood.

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