Good mood lighting is about height and tranquility. A low light gathers a table; a tall light defines a room or a path. COMBI is designed for both: the same lamp can stand on the table, in the bed, on the terrace, and in the garden.

The table

On its own base, COMBI is a table lamp: in the middle of the dining table, on the coffee table, or the side table. A single flame at eye level when seated is enough to make a room feel calm. Keep at least 60 cm away from walls, windows, curtains, and anything else that can burn.

The bed and the pot

Screw SPEAR on instead of the base, and the flame will stand close to the ground among the plants. Stick SPEAR at least 10 cm into firm soil, and only use the lamp this way if it stands securely. With SPEAR alone, COMBI is for outdoor use only.

The terrace

With ROD and BASE, the flame stands tall and free on the terrace or the tiles, where it shines from the side, as a candle never can. BASE must stand on a solid surface. With ROD, BASE, or SPEAR, COMBI is for outdoor use only.

The garden

ROD and SPEAR together are 110 cm. Together they become a garden torch along the path, by the driveway, or by the long table. Stick SPEAR at least 25 cm into the ground so that it stands firmly.

Indoors: air and space

Indoors, COMBI stands on its own base. Bioethanol burns cleanly, but the flame uses oxygen and produces water vapor. Therefore, use the lamp in well-ventilated rooms, without any other open flames in the same room, and with plenty of space around it. It is for atmosphere, not for heating.

Outdoors: shelter and rain cover

Place the lamp in a sheltered spot, and do not light it outside in the rain or snow. When it is extinguished, completely cold and dry, pull the rain cover over and tighten the cord at the bottom so that it stays in place in the wind. The rain cover is not fireproof: always take it completely off before lighting it again. On the terrace or in the restaurant, COMBI can be screwed down with the self-tapping screw so that it cannot tip over.

Layer upon layer

The most beautiful light rarely comes from one place. Try a low flame on the table and a tall one outside by the terrace door, or repeat the same torch along a path. The flames tie the space together, inside and out.