Authorized Everglow Dealer
Everglow builds cast aluminum gas lamps and torches the old way: an open flame, or a mantle burner glowing behind glass, running on natural gas or propane.
Start here
The head and the flame are much the same across the range. What changes is how it mounts and what feeds it.
Settle the gas before the style. Every gas model is built for either natural gas or propane and the two are not interchangeable. If there is no line to the spot, the electric lamps use the same bodies.
Best forFirelight along a path or a pool edge
Best forA lawn, a driveway or a front walk
Best forDecks, patios and anywhere you cannot dig
Best forThe gas lamp look with no gas
Open flame
A bare flame on a slim post, with no mantle and no glass. Torches throw moving firelight rather than a steady glow, in three head shapes.
Nothing else to buy
The torch with its post and base in one order, either set into the ground or bolted down to a deck.
The yard lamp
A cast aluminum lamp on a post, set into the lawn or a planting bed, with the head, post and in-ground base supplied together. This is the lamp people picture when they picture a gas lamp.
Surface mounted
The same lamps with a base that bolts down instead of going into the ground, for a deck, a patio or a low wall.
No gas line
The same cast aluminum bodies wired for a bulb instead of a burner. The look of a gas lamp without running gas to the spot.
Build or replace
The lamp head on its own, for a post you already have. Five cast aluminum shapes, each in natural gas or propane, and each with an open flame or a dual inverted mantle burner.
Measure the drop
Aluminum posts from six feet up to ten, with or without the copper tubing already run inside for a gas head.
Keep it lit
Burners, valves, mantles, glass panes, bases, finials and the small pieces that go missing. Genuine Everglow parts, including the panes that fit select older Charmglow lamps.
How it works
Everglow heads come two ways, and it changes the look more than anything else you choose. Pick the burner first, then the shape.
The burner runs a bare flame, so the light moves and flickers the way a fire does, and there is no mantle to replace.
A pair of mantles glow behind the glass for a steadier, brighter light. Mantles are a wear part, and we stock them.
Aluminum posts from six feet up to ten, with the copper tubing already run inside on the gas ready versions.
Tell us whether you have natural gas or propane at the spot, whether it is going into the ground or onto a deck, and roughly how tall you want it. That is enough for us to tell you the head and the post to take.
