Two Faced – Pack of 5 Double Burst Rockets 80g Payloads of Sky-Filling Chaos

Name: Two Faced rocket pack from Pyroworx
Brand: Cube Fireworks
Price: 42.50 GBP
Availability: InStock

Why settle for one bang when you can have two?

Two Faced is a devilishly brilliant pack of 5 double burst rockets, each loaded with 80g of explosive mischief and sky-filling drama. These aren’t your average garden-variety rockets—they’re the pyrotechnic equivalent of a plot twist.

What makes them legendary:

- Double burst effect – one rocket, two sky-shattering moments. It’s like a sequel you didn’t see coming.

- 80g of pyro punch per rocket – maximum payload, maximum wow.

- Sky-filling colours and crackling chaos – guaranteed to make jaws drop and phones come out.

Whether you’re lighting up Bonfire Night or throwing a backyard bash, Two Faced delivers twice the spectacle, twice the fun, and zero regrets. It’s the kind of firework that makes you say, “Wait—did it just go off again?!”

Perfect for: Thrill seekers, party starters, and anyone who thinks one explosion just isn’t enough.

Stock availability options

✅ Available In-Store,

✅ Available for mail order

✅ Available for Click & Collect, 24hr notice required

All fireworks are given a minimum safety distance for viewing. We as a company, strongly advise you to adhere to the safety distance when having your display and only purchase fireworks that are suitable for you and your spectators. Yes, the bigger fireworks look big and sexy, but they need the safety distance so please stick to your safety distance. For Fireworks designated as 8m, we recommend a minimum of 15m for spectators. All fireworks emit debris of some kind and it can be scary when this starts coming down.

All fireworks should be secured prior to firing, different fireworks fire in different ways so please ensure you know what you need to set up safely. We strongly advise not to just put it on the ground and fire, should it tip over serious harm could be caused. Some Fireworks carry instructions on securing, where no instruction is given, we recommend burying the firework to over half its height or securing via stakes & Gaffa taping. Where stakes are used we recommend a minimum of 2 on opposing sides it's important to put one between the firework and the spectators to prevent the firework from tipping into the crowd. For taping, do NOT over-tighten as this may pinch or constrict a firing tube.

Where you are firing fan cakes, ensure you have no obstructions to the sides such as trees, that may interfere with the effects. With fan cakes ensure that you place the firework the correct way to ensure you see the full effect, it is normally marked on the labelling the way to face the audience. NEVER, NEVER, place a firework with tubes pointing at the audience, we've seen customers look at a fan firework with the instruction label on the top saying "point this way to audience" and ask if the tubes are pointed to the audience. This is NEVER the case and if done will cause serious harm to everyone we cannot stress enough how wrong this is and if in ANY doubt PLEASE contact us for information

Gone are the days when you launched rockets from milk bottles, yes milk used to come in bottles. Please only use a suitable tube, they can be supplied with rocket packs, or alternatively, a suitable plastic plumbing pipe can be used as long as the stick moves freely. We recommend slightly angling tubes away from the audience, but not acutely.

Should you require any further information on setting up a display please do not hesitate to contact us.

Some fireworks are now coming with dual fuses, marked as RESERVE or SECONDARY fuse, if this is the case then please DON'T use these. If you light this fuse then the firework will fire in reverse, meaning you get your amazing finale first. If for any reason you get a miss-fire then once you've left the firework alone for a minimum of 20 minutes, you can light this reserve fuse and fire your firework safely.

A good site for firework safety including legislation relating to fireworks is; http://www.saferfireworks.com/
DISPOSING OF FIREWORKS.
In the event, you have a misfire (partially fired) or you somehow damage a firework, regulation 28 Explosives Regulation 2014 (ER14) requires that- "Any person with discards or disposes of explosives or explosive-contaminated items must ensure, so far as reasonably practicable, that they are discarded or disposed of safely."
To dispose of a firework safely:
Fully submerging the firework in a bucket of water for a minimum of 12 hours will render the firework's explosive contents inert, and non-explosive. Due to the large cardboard content of a firework, it may require weighting down to FULLY submerge. Once left for a minimum of 12 hours fully submerged, the firework can then be placed in a plastic bag and placed in the bin and disposed of with the normal rubbish collection.