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Olympia 4 Hour Tealights Pack of 100

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£5.61(£6.73 inc VAT)

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These are standard wax tealights supplied in a pack of 100, each with a four-hour burn time. They are designed for use in conventional tealight holders and beneath food warmers — a straightforward consumable used routinely across hospitality environments.

In front-of-house settings, tealights play a practical role in maintaining ambient dining atmosphere and, when used under chafing dishes or food warmers, help keep served food at an appropriate holding temperature during service. A consistent four-hour burn time makes them reasonably predictable for planning purposes across a typical lunch or dinner service.

  • Compatible with standard tealight holders and food warmer bases
  • Four-hour burn time supports a full service period without replacement
  • Pack of 100 reduces the frequency of reordering for busy operations
  • Wax construction with consistent burn performance

There is little in the way of installation to consider — simply ensure holders are stable and appropriate for use with open flame, and that any food warmers used are rated for tealight heat rather than gel fuel. Operations with higher table counts or longer event formats may find it worth holding additional stock to avoid running short mid-service.

These tealights are a practical choice for restaurants, hotels, banqueting operations, and catering companies that use tealight-based food warmers or table candles regularly. For operations with very high volume requirements, it is worth considering whether a larger pack size or a liquid wax alternative might offer better value or convenience.

If you are unsure which candle or warming solution best suits your service format, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

Frequently asked questions

Will these tealights work with standard chafing dish food warmers?

Yes, provided the food warmer is designed for tealight use rather than gel fuel. Always check the warmer manufacturer's guidance, as some units are rated for one tealight and others for two. Using the wrong fuel type or quantity can affect both food holding temperature and safety.

How many packs would a busy restaurant typically need per service?

This depends entirely on table count and whether tealights are used for atmosphere, food warming, or both. A 40-cover restaurant using one tealight per table per service, across both lunch and dinner, would use around 80 tealights per day — so a single pack of 100 would cover roughly one day of service. Higher-volume or banqueting operations should stock accordingly.

Is there a liquid wax alternative for operations wanting a longer or lower-maintenance option?

Liquid wax systems can offer longer burn times and a more consistent flame, and are sometimes preferred in environments where frequent candle replacement during service is impractical. If you are weighing up tealights against liquid wax for your operation, the team can help you compare the options.
Olympia 4 Hour Tealights Pack of 100

£5.61(£6.73 inc VAT)

£5.61(£6.73 inc VAT)

These are standard wax tealights supplied in a pack of 100, each with a four-hour burn time. They are designed for use in conventional tealight holders and beneath food warmers — a straightforward consumable used routinely across hospitality environments.

In front-of-house settings, tealights play a practical role in maintaining ambient dining atmosphere and, when used under chafing dishes or food warmers, help keep served food at an appropriate holding temperature during service. A consistent four-hour burn time makes them reasonably predictable for planning purposes across a typical lunch or dinner service.

  • Compatible with standard tealight holders and food warmer bases
  • Four-hour burn time supports a full service period without replacement
  • Pack of 100 reduces the frequency of reordering for busy operations
  • Wax construction with consistent burn performance

There is little in the way of installation to consider — simply ensure holders are stable and appropriate for use with open flame, and that any food warmers used are rated for tealight heat rather than gel fuel. Operations with higher table counts or longer event formats may find it worth holding additional stock to avoid running short mid-service.

These tealights are a practical choice for restaurants, hotels, banqueting operations, and catering companies that use tealight-based food warmers or table candles regularly. For operations with very high volume requirements, it is worth considering whether a larger pack size or a liquid wax alternative might offer better value or convenience.

If you are unsure which candle or warming solution best suits your service format, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.