Voro firetable: a 36-inch square top on a rippled pedestal that hides the tank
The American Fyre Designs Voro firetable is a square fire table that measures 36 inches on each side and 24 inches tall. Its wide, flat top overhangs a pedestal with a deep, sculpted wave pattern, and the base has room inside 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, and comes in seven colors.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Turn the knob and press the igniter to light it; the Voro comes with the manual control only. The 12-inch stainless steel star burner, stainless-edged 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 or fabric cover, and a matching side table are optional. Want the same ripple in a smaller footprint? See the Voro Cube. The Voro firetable ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
American Fyre Designs Voro Firetable
- 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 Firetable
SKU: 725-BA-11-M2NC
- Dimensions: 36″w x 36″d x 24″h
- Burner: 12″ Stainless steel star shape
- Fuel options: Natural Gas/Propane
- Certified to ANSI Standards
- Fits a 5-gallon LP tank inside
FAQ
How big is the Voro Firetable?
It presents a 36-inch square top and stands 24 inches tall. That is a middle scale that suits most patios: large enough to hold ledge space around the flame and anchor a seating group, compact enough to leave circulation room in an average yard. The square plan keeps its presence intact from every approach angle.
What seating arrangement suits the Voro Firetable?
Anything with four sides. Because the top is a true 36-inch square, chairs can face it from any direction and every seat gets the same relationship to the fire, so layouts stay flexible: a pair of loungers on one side, a bench opposite, or a loose ring of chairs. The 24-inch height keeps the surface within easy reach of seated guests.
Is a concrete fire table hard to move into place?
Not this one. Glass fiber reinforced concrete achieves its strength with glass fibers instead of sheer mass, so the Voro comes in far lighter than an equivalent slab-cast piece while staying rugged enough for permanent outdoor duty. Like the rest of our concrete fire pit collection, it is positioned like furniture, not poured like masonry.
Does the Voro Firetable lean modern or traditional?
Firmly contemporary. The Voro was drawn as a modern piece: crisp square geometry, clean planes, and a handcrafted finish that reads current rather than rustic. It belongs beside straight-lined outdoor furniture, poured or paver hardscapes, and minimalist planting. If your patio leans traditional, the Fiesta series blends more readily; the Voro is for spaces that want an edge.
Should I order natural gas or propane for it?
Order for the fuel your patio can actually deliver. With a gas line at the site, natural gas means never handling cylinders. Without one, the propane version keeps everything on board, housing a 5-gallon LP tank inside the base so no supply sits in view. Both routes feed the same 12-inch stainless steel star burner.
What makes the Voro Firetable a premium piece?
The combination underneath the styling: handcrafted GFRC construction, certification to ANSI standards, and engineering aimed at rugged, year-after-year outdoor performance. Plenty of fire tables deliver a flame; fewer arrive as a finished, durable object built to be the permanent centerpiece of a patio. The Voro’s premium billing reflects build quality you keep, not trim you admire once.
Is 24 inches a good height for a fire table?
It is a versatile one. At 24 inches the surface arrives near the armrest line of most outdoor seating, so drinks go down without a deep reach and the flame stays clearly visible above cushion level. Lower tables read more like accents; taller ones start dictating chair choice. This middle height cooperates with the widest range of furniture.