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By Zachary Hanna
Banksia Oil Lamp
Instruction Manual
outdoor lighting
Banksia / Zachary Hanna
Named after the vibrant reds, rich yellows and deep oranges
of the Australian native ower, Banksia is an oil lamp designed
to accompany entertaining outdoors. Banksia’s glass diffuser
creates a soft glow that dances and reects upon the spun
aluminium frame, offering light, ambience and even optional
insect repelling oils. Resting within a sculptural cage that
doubles as a handle for convenient movement, Banksia is a lively
and captivating alternative to portable LED Lamps.
naudesign.com.au
Sydney.
21-23 Levey Street
Chippendale NSW 2008
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P [phone]
Brisbane.
925 Ann Street
Fortitude Valley QLD 4006
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Melbourne.
680 Elizabeth Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
[email protected]
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Auckland.
73 The Strand
Parnell Auckland 1010
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OIL LAMP SAFETY
We recommend for OUTDOOR use only. As with any natural ame products, there
is an inherent risk. Never leave a lit torch unattended.
Do not burn on or near any material or surface which is ammable, heat sensitive
or porous as the ame may cause damage. Do not burn near or under electrical
appliances or ammable objects such as wood structures, fuel, clothing, dry
vegetation. Do not use liquids to extinguish.
NEVER use petrol or gasoline, only use designated Lamp or Citronella Torch Oils.
AFTER USE
Do not touch glass after use. Blow down top of glass tube or use a snuffer to
cover mouth of glass tube and starve ame of oxygen. Allow to cool for at least
30 mins or more before handling.
Store cooled lamp away from exposed weather conditions when not in use, do
not allow wick to be contaminated with water.
WHEN IN USE
Do not attempt to move while alight, extinguish ame before moving lamp. Do
not tilt lamp.
Always keep lamp & oil out of reach of children & pets.
Before lighting, allow wick to become saturated with oil (the oil will draw up
the wick & become wet). Do not set wick higher than 5mm above the top of
the steel tube. The size of the ame can be controlled by the amount of wick
exposed. If too much smoke is being produced, pull wick back through holder so
less wick is exposed.
INSTRUCTIONS
Thread the wick through the wickholder and ensure it is not raised outside the
wickholder as this will cause the wick to smoke. Pull the bottom of the wick
through the burner and through the opening to ensure it is resting in the oil.
To ll the reservoir, lift the glass tube upward to remove. Remove the wick,
wickholder and burner before tilting the lid upward to ll the reservoir approx
1/2 full. Then place the wickholder and glass back in position.
To light, lift the glass tube upward to allow access to the wick and light using a
lighter. Once lit, the glass can be lowered back into position.
Wick Wickholder
Burner