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Candle Making Molds

Silicone and metal candle molds of various shapes on a white craft supply background

Silicone and metal molds in pillar, votive, and container shapes, each labelled with the internal diameter and depth. That diameter figure is the one we cross-reference against your wick order so the two arrive matched and ready to use together.

The internal diameter of a mold determines the wick size you need. It also determines how much wax a single pour requires. We print both the diameter and the depth on the label and on the packing slip so you can do the volume calculation before you melt anything. If the diameter on the packing slip does not match the mold you actually received, that is the one thing we can correct — the pour result is yours to manage.

Molds are priced individually. A three-mold bundle at a lower per-unit cost is available for orders combining pillar, votive, and container shapes. All prices are final and inclusive of applicable Canadian taxes.

Shapes and materials in the current range

We stock three silicone shapes and two metal shapes. Silicone molds release without release agent for most wax types. Metal molds require a light coat of mold release spray, which is not included but is available as an add-on. Each product page lists the compatible wax types to reduce trial-and-error.

  • Round pillar silicone mold, 70 mm internal diameter, 120 mm depth, compatible with paraffin and beeswax blend.
  • Votive silicone mold, 55 mm internal diameter, 65 mm depth, compatible with all three wax types.
  • Container silicone mold, 80 mm internal diameter, 90 mm depth, suited to soy container candles.
  • Round metal pillar mold, 75 mm internal diameter, 150 mm depth, requires mold release spray before use.

Ordering alongside wicks

If you order a mold and wicks in the same cart, we automatically cross-reference the mold diameter against the wick pack. If there is an obvious mismatch, we contact you before dispatch. This check is a courtesy, not a guarantee — always verify the wick rating on the pack label against your specific wax type and pour temperature.

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