Description
Description
Waxed cotton wicks in size 8-9 cm, the largest in our range, for medium-to-large container candles of around 8-9 cm in diameter. Pack of 50 ready-to-use wicks, 15 cm long. They are the right choice when a smaller size leaves a ring of unmelted wax against the glass. For scented and decorative candles, from beginners to small brand production runs.
Features
- Material: waxed cotton
- Length: 15 cm
- Size: 8-9 cm (guide candle diameter)
- Pack: 50 wicks
- The largest size in our cotton wick range
Which wick size do I need?
The wick size refers to the diameter of the container or candle. Measure the opening of your container; for square jars, go one size up to reach the corners.
| Size (Ø container or candle) | Cotton | Eco | Matching jar |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-5 cm | Cotton 4-5 cm | Eco 4-5 cm | — |
| 5-6 cm | Cotton 5-6 cm | Eco 5-6 cm | — |
| 6-7 cm | Cotton 6-7 cm | Eco 6-7 cm | 140 ml (70 mm opening) |
| 7-8 cm | Cotton 7-8 cm | Eco 7-8 cm | 225 ml (74 mm opening) or 280 ml (80 mm opening) |
| 8-9 cm | Cotton 8-9 cm | Eco 8-9 cm | 280 ml (80 mm opening) |
What you need
- Wax: Premium soy container wax (pour at ~60 °C, up to 8 % fragrance load) or LMP soy wax (8-10 % fragrance load).
- Fixing: wick stickers and wick centring bars.
How to use
- Always choose the size by the diameter of your container.
- Stick the wick tab to the centre of the jar and trim it to the height of your candle; no pre-waxing needed.
- Centre it with the wick bar until the wax has set.
- Run a burn test with your wax and fragrance.
FAQ
How do I know the size is right? If a ring of unmelted wax is left against the glass (tunnelling), the wick is too small: go up a size. If the flame is very tall or leaves soot, it is too big: go down a size.
My candle with a 7-8 wick is tunnelling. Should I move to 8-9? If the unmelted ring keeps appearing, yes: try this size and check the flame doesn't get too tall.
We ship to Spain and across the European Union.

