Cubist Fire Torch: interlocking geometric cutouts in a stainless head, 14 inches tall
The Outdoor Plus Cubist Fire Torch is a hand-crafted stainless steel cylinder with interlocking chevron and cube cutouts, lit from within by the flame like a lantern. Heat- and weather-resistant, it stands 14 inches tall, just under 4 inches across, and mounts atop a post beside pools, paths, or patios.
Choose the Original base with a built-in needle valve for adjusting flame height, which bolts to any 2.5 inch post, or the TOP-Lite base that threads onto a half-inch gas pipe. Order it for natural gas or propane. Prefer a faceted pattern? See the Diamond fire torch. The Cubist fire torch ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Cubist Fire Torch | Specifications
Quick Specs:
Original Top Torch | OPT-TT19M | Diameter: 3 3/4″ | Height: 14″ | BTU: 20,000
Top-Lite Torches | OPT-TCH19SS | Diameter: 3 3/4″ | Height: 14″ | BTU: 20,000
Each of our TOP Torches are individually hand crafted. Each torch is made from high grade stainless steel for durability against heat & natures elements.
SKU: OPT-TPK19LP
| Torch Base Type |
Original TOP Torch Base, TOP-LITE Torch Base |
FAQ
What is the design idea behind the Cubist Fire Torch?
Geometry. The Cubist stacks angular, offset cutouts up its stainless steel body like abstract art, so the flame reads through crisp squared openings instead of organic curves. It is the torch for modern architecture – clean lines by day, a sculptural glow after dark.
Which SKUs and sizes does the Cubist use?
The Cubist runs 3 3/4 inches in diameter and 14 inches tall with up to 20,000 BTU, hand crafted in high-grade stainless steel. Order it match lit as the Original (OPT-TT19M) or electronic-ignition-ready as the TOP-Lite (OPT-TCH19SS) – same sculpted head either way.
Where does the Cubist look best?
Against modern materials – poured walls, stucco, hardwood decking, steel. Flank a contemporary fire bowl with a pair of Cubists, or run three along a rectilinear pool deck. Its squared pattern echoes modern hardscape in a way rounded torches do not.
What is the lighting procedure for the Cubist?
With the Original OPT-TT19M, open the valve a touch and light the burner with a long lighter, then dial in the flame with the built-in needle valve. If you would rather skip the lighter entirely, the TOP-Lite Cubist is built for electronic ignition.
How much fuel does a Cubist torch burn?
Rated at 20,000 BTU flat out – about a pound of propane per hour, or roughly 20 hours per standard tank – though most people run the Cubist well below maximum. On natural gas it draws continuously from the house line, costing pennies per hour in most areas.
What post does the Cubist need?
Any 2 1/2-inch post: the Cubist bolts on with hex bolts and connects through a 3/8-inch flared gas inlet. Steel posts painted to match your palette suit its modern lines; your installer trims the height to the space, commonly 6 to 8 feet.
Can I run the Cubist under a pergola or roof?
Open flame wants open sky. Keep the Cubist clear of pergola beams, eaves, and canopies – heat rises straight off the head – and follow the installation manual’s clearances plus local code. Uncovered patios, pool decks, and garden lines are its proper territory.