Hollowick Horizon Clear Glass Globe 73x114mm (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Hollowick Horizon Clear Glass Globe is a straightforward, open-top glass vessel designed to hold a candle or liquid fuel cell and diffuse its light evenly across a table setting....
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Diameter
- 0.18
- Dimensions
- 0.14(H) x 0.18(W) x 0.25(D)mm
- Weight
- 1.84kg
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Product Description
The Hollowick Horizon Clear Glass Globe is a straightforward, open-top glass vessel designed to hold a candle or liquid fuel cell and diffuse its light evenly across a table setting. The clear glass construction allows the flame to remain fully visible, producing a warm, steady glow without colour distortion. Supplied in a pack of twelve, these globes are a practical choice for operators who need consistent table lighting across a full dining room.
In a busy restaurant or hotel dining environment, reliability and uniformity matter as much as appearance. These globes are robust enough for regular handling during daily reset and cleaning routines, and the clear finish suits a wide range of table settings — from relaxed casual dining to more formal covers. Their compact footprint means they sit comfortably on smaller tables without dominating the setting.
- Clear glass construction for an unobstructed, warm flame view
- Consistent sizing across the pack for a uniform table presentation
- Suitable for standard Hollowick liquid fuel cells and compatible candle formats
- Straightforward to clean and maintain between services
- Pack of twelve supports a full dining room setup or provides useful stock cover
These globes require no installation in the traditional sense, but it is worth confirming compatibility with the fuel cell or candle format you intend to use before ordering in volume. For high-turnover venues where globes are handled multiple times daily, it is sensible to keep a small reserve stock — the pack-of-twelve format supports this well.
Well suited to restaurants, hotel restaurants, event caterers and banqueting operations looking for a clean, reliable table lighting solution. If you are equipping a large venue and need guidance on fuel cell compatibility or volume options, the team is happy to assist before you place an order.
Key Features
- Clear glass construction allows full, unobstructed flame visibility
- Compact 73x114mm profile suits most standard table settings
- Open-top globe design compatible with common Hollowick fuel cells
- Uniform sizing across each pack for consistent dining room presentation
- Pack of 12 provides practical cover for full-service or event use
Operational Benefits
- Delivers consistent, warm table ambience across an entire dining room
- Uniform pack sizing reduces mismatched presentation during large covers
- Simple to clean between services, supporting efficient table turnaround
- Compact footprint keeps table space free on smaller covers
- Pack format supports reserve stock, reducing mid-service shortfalls
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Diameter
- 0.18
- Dimensions
- 0.14(H) x 0.18(W) x 0.25(D)mm
- Weight
- 1.84kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- These globes are designed to work within the Hollowick Horizon range and are compatible with standard Hollowick liquid fuel cells. It is worth confirming the specific fuel cell format you use before ordering in bulk, as cell dimensions can vary across the Hollowick range. The team can advise on compatibility if you are unsure.
- This depends entirely on your cover count and how many tables are set at any one time. A single pack of twelve covers twelve tables with one globe each, which suits a small to mid-sized dining room. Operators running multiple sittings or banqueting layouts often keep a reserve pack to allow for breakages and continuous service without interruption.
- The clear glass finish is straightforward to wipe down between services using a clean, dry cloth to remove any soot residue or smudging. Avoid abrasive cloths that could scratch the glass surface over time. Inspecting each globe for chips or cracks during the reset is good practice, particularly in high-turnover environments where handling is frequent.