Ribbed Taper Candle Mould – Clear Acrylic Dinner Candle - 25cm

Create elegant ribbed taper candles with a classic finish. This reusable clear plastic mould is ideal for beeswax and wax blends, producing tall, refined dinner candles with crisp vertical detailing.

This ribbed taper candle mould is designed to produce tall dinner candles with a distinctive vertical texture. The ribbed design adds visual interest while retaining a traditional, timeless candle shape, making it ideal for table settings, gift candles, and artisan beeswax production.

Manufactured from clear rigid acrylic plastic, the mould allows you to monitor wax levels during pouring and cooling, helping to achieve consistent results. It performs particularly well with beeswax and beeswax blend waxes, releasing cleanly once fully set.

A small wick hole at the base ensures accurate wick placement and even burning in the finished candle.

Key Features

• Produces classic ribbed tall taper / dinner candles
• Clear plastic for easy monitoring during pouring
• Reusable and easy to clean
  
• Suitable for beeswax, soy blends, paraffin, and pillar waxes
• Ideal for beginners and experienced makers alike

Dimensions & Specifications

• Finished candle height: approx. 25cm
• Mould height: approx. 28.3cm
• Finished candle diameter: approx. 2.2cm
• Material: Clear rigid plastic
• Shape: Round ribbed taper
• Colour: Transparent
• Recommended Wick: 1A or No.1

Please allow a tolerance of ±1–3mm due to manufacturing.

Wax Recommendations

• For best results:
• Pure beeswax
• Beeswax / soy blend (recommended 50:50)
• Paraffin or pillar wax
• Pure soy wax alone is not recommended, as it can be too soft and difficult to release without chilling.

How to Use

1. Thread the pre-waxed wick through the small hole at the base of the mould
2. Seal the wick hole with bluetack or similar pliable material
3. Secure the mould upright
4. Pour melted beeswax at about 75-80°C. The hollow formed as the wax cools can be topped up with fresh wax.
5. Allow to cool fully (approx. 4 hours)
6. Gently tap the mould on a flat surface or a sharp tap with a hand to release the candle. A short while in the freezer will help stubborn candles.

If using high soy content wax, brief refrigeration (15–20 minutes) can help with release or you could give the tube a light spray of silicone release before wicking and pouring.

Important Notes

• Minor seam lines or surface marks on the outside of the mould are normal and do not affect candle quality
• Candles shown in images are for illustration purposes only
• This listing is for one mould only (wick not included unless stated separately)

Ideal For

• Artisan candle makers
• Beeswax candle production
• Dinner candles & table décor
• Gift candle making
• Small batch and craft production