Kaasuliekkis

Kaasuliekkis refers to a specific type of decorative gas lantern, often used outdoors or in rustic settings. These lanterns are designed to create a warm, flickering ambiance reminiscent of a traditional flame, but they achieve this using a gas burner. The "flame" effect is typically produced by a mantle, a porous ceramic material that glows brightly when heated by the gas, mimicking the appearance of burning wood or oil.

The term "kaasuliekkis" is of Finnish origin, directly translating to "gas flame." They are popular for their portability and the adjustable brightness they offer, making them suitable for patios, camping trips, or as decorative elements in gardens and verandas. The fuel source is usually a disposable propane or butane canister, which screws directly onto the lantern's valve. Safety features often include a protective glass enclosure to shield the mantle and burner from wind and to prevent accidental contact. While they provide a distinct visual appeal, it's important to use them in well-ventilated areas due to the combustion process.