Voro Cube: a 25-inch concrete cube with rippled sides and a tank inside
The American Fyre Designs Voro Cube is a compact square fire pit, 25.5 inches on each side and about 23 inches tall, with a deep wave pattern on all four sides and a small square burner pan set into the flat top. The hollow base has room for a 5-gallon propane tank. It is cast in concrete reinforced with glass fibers, which looks like stone at a fraction of the weight. It comes in seven colors and has a 12-inch stainless steel star burner.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Turn the knob and press the igniter to light it; the cube comes with the manual control only. The burner, pan, fittings, and lava granules are included, and you pick the fill on the page: lava, fire glass, or glass gems. A glass wind guard, a concrete cover, and a matching side table are optional. Want the same ripple pattern with a wide tabletop? See the 36-inch Voro firetable. The Voro Cube ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
American Fyre Designs Voro Cube
- Burner
- Pan
- Orifice (Natural Gas or Propane)
- Thermocouple
- Flex Connector
- Convertible Regulator
- Lava Granules
with Manual Flame Sensing Control
- Control Valve (with Knob and Adapters)
- Igniter Array (Module, Wire and Electrode)
- Igniter Screen
with Fyrestarter Bluetooth Control
- Pilot Assembly and Orifice
- Hot Surface Igniter
- Transformer Box Assembly
- Power Button
- AUX Control Button
- USB Outlet
Specifications
American Fyre Designs Voro Cube
SKU: 726-BA-11-M2NC
- Dimensions: 25.5″w x 25.5″d x 22.75″h
- Burner: 12″ Stainless steel star
- Fuel options: Natural Gas/Propane
- Certified to ANSI Standards
- Fits a 5-gallon LP tank inside
FAQ
Will the Voro Cube fit a tight corner of a patio?
That is where it shines. The Cube is 25.5 inches wide and stands 22.75 inches tall, a compact footprint that slips into corners, small terraces, and side yards where a full-size fire table would crowd the furniture. Small spaces rarely get a serious fire feature; the Voro Cube was shaped for exactly that gap.
How does the Voro Cube differ from the Voro Firetable?
Same series, two scales. The Cube is the condensed version, about 25.5 inches wide, made to serve tight layouts as a sculptural block of flame. The Voro Firetable spreads out to a 36-inch square top at 24 inches high, adding real ledge space around the burner. Pick the Cube for economy of space, the Firetable for surface to gather around.
What size propane tank works with the Voro Cube?
The Cube accepts a standard 5-gallon LP tank inside the body, so the propane version runs fully self-contained with nothing parked beside it. If your outdoor space has a gas line instead, the natural gas version connects to that. Either way the exterior stays a clean, uninterrupted cube with the fuel side handled out of sight.
Is the Voro Cube’s finish done at the factory?
Completely. Each Cube is handcrafted from glass fiber reinforced concrete and leaves production fully finished, so the surface you unwrap is the final article, ready for weather and years of use. Nothing needs sealing, facing, or touch-up on your end; placing the piece and making the gas connection are the whole job.
How is the Voro Cube’s flame generated?
By a 12-inch stainless steel star burner set into the top of the cube. The star layout spreads gas across several arms, so the fire forms a full cluster of flame rather than a narrow jet, and stainless steel keeps the hardware sound through constant outdoor duty. The unit is certified to ANSI standards.
Is a fire feature worth it on a compact patio?
Often more than on a big one, because a small space gets transformed rather than accessorized. A piece like the Voro Cube brings contemporary design, durable construction, and genuine heat output into a footprint smaller than a side table, turning a cramped corner into the reason people come outside. Scale down the fire feature, not the ambition.
What does a cube shape add to a patio?
Geometry you can build a layout around. A cube reads as deliberate, architectural form, echoing planters, pavers, and modern furniture lines, and the Voro carries flame on top of that clean block silhouette. It works composed against a wall or floating beside seating, and it fits naturally among the store’s other square fire pit designs.