Sample Mini Tealight Holders - Various Colours
Description
Sample pieces with very limited availability.
Mr Concrete never ever likes to waste any concrete and so, if during a pour he has a little left over, he turns it into perfect mini tealights holder.
Size: Ø5.2cm x various heights ranging from 2.5cm (terracotta) to 5.5cm (blush) depending on how much spare concrete he had at the time, but each is a perfectly formed piece that will burn any standard tealight.
Sent with a fragranced tealight. Please let us know in the notes when you order if you have a fragrance preference from Lime, Basil & Mandarin, Sandalwood & Black Pepper, Tobacco & Oak or Curious Rose.
We have graded all of our seconds into one of the following categories where the item may have one or several of the following imperfections - none of which effect the performance, only the aesthetic:
Level 1 - 30% discount
- Small areas of patchy, mottled or speckled surface colour
- Colour does not match our palette
- 1-2 small dark surface marks
Level 2 - 50% discount
- Widespread areas of patchy, mottled or speckled colour
- 2+ dark surface marks
- Excessive small air bubbles
- Small dripmarks in a discreet position
- Discontinued colour / End-of-line product
- Slightly too thin or too short
- Damaged or dented candle or melt surface
Level 3 - 70% discount
- Complete coverage of patchy, mottled or speckled colour
- Large dripmarks in an obvious position
- Large air holes
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Samples are priced individually.
Please pay careful attention to the description above about the type of imperfections this second may have or the reason for the product grading on a perfect piece.
We have used our standard photos to show the seconds items for sale, not the individual imperfections that each item has.
As these pieces are sold at a largely discounted rate, they are non-returnable and non-refundable.
Seconds and samples will be sent out wrapped and packaged for protection in transit, not in our usual branded tubes or boxes.
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