Majestic Vesper: an outdoor gas fireplace that needs no chimney
The Majestic Vesper is an outdoor gas fireplace built into a patio wall. It comes 36 or 42 inches wide. Pick the size on the page. The opening is 27 inches tall, giving you a clear view of the flames and logs. The stainless steel firebox is made to stay outdoors, even without a roof overhead. Inside, the logs give it the look of a wood fire against brick patterned panels. Choose traditional rows of brick or herringbone, which lays the brick pattern at an angle.
Order it for natural gas or propane. It needs no vent or chimney, so it can go in a garden wall, a patio wall, or an outdoor kitchen. It puts out up to 38,000 BTU to warm the seating area in front of the fire. The price is for the firebox. On the page you pick the size, brick pattern, fuel, burner, and log set. You can add a stainless mesh door and a drain pan to keep water from collecting around the burner. Comparing outdoor fireplaces? See the Majestic Courtyard gas fireplace. The Majestic Vesper ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
VOFB36-T | VOFB42-T | VOFB36-H | VOFB42-H
Vesper 36 (VOFB36)
| Specification |
Value |
| BTU/hr Input |
38,000 |
| Viewing Area |
36″ x 27″ |
| Framing Depth |
19-3/4″ |
| Framing Height |
34-1/4″ |
| Framing Width |
42-1/2″ |
Vesper 42 (VOFB42)
| Specification |
Value |
| BTU/hr Input |
38,000 |
| Viewing Area |
42″ x 27″ |
| Framing Depth |
19-3/4″ |
| Framing Height |
34-1/4″ |
| Framing Width |
48-1/2″ |
FAQ
Does it need a covered spot, or can it take open sky?
It can take open sky. The Vesper is made to live outdoors full time, built to handle the elements from every direction rather than hiding under a porch roof. With no venting or chimney to route, it can anchor a freestanding garden wall or a poolside surround, a freedom few outdoor gas fireplaces can match.
Why is the Vesper built from stainless steel?
Because it never gets to come inside. Stainless steel is what lets this firebox stand up to sun, rain, and hard freezes year after year while staying sound underneath whatever finish you build around it. Outdoors, the material choice is the difference between a permanent fixture and a future repair project.
What protects the burner when rain gets in?
A drain pan sits beneath the burner and ignitor assembly and protects both from water build-up. Rain and sprinkler spray drain away instead of pooling around the components that light your fire, a quiet detail that matters enormously on a fireplace that spends its whole life outside without a roof.
Which brick interior styles are offered?
Two looks. Traditional panels give an authentic masonry-type fireside experience with classic brick coursing, while the herringbone option angles the brick-and-mortar pattern for a more updated feel. The panels wrap the whole interior, so this one choice sets the personality of the fire more than any accessory will.
How tall is the opening?
The opening stands 27 inches tall, which is what gives the Vesper such a big view of the flames. That height puts the fire at eye level for seated guests and gives the log set room to show real presence instead of peeking over a low sill.
What goes inside for a wood-fire look?
Your pick of three real-life log sets, each styled to read like a seasoned wood fire over the gas burner. Set against the traditional or herringbone brick interior, the logs give the open firebox the depth and texture of a wood-burning hearth without the hauling, the ash, or the smoke.
How many BTUs does this fireplace put out?
The burner is rated at 38,000 BTU per hour. That is enough to make the seating area in front of the open firebox the warm spot in the backyard on a cool evening, so plan your bench or chairs where they face the flames and let the fire do the gathering.