
Cazo 360 water and fire bowl spills around the entire rim
The Outdoor Plus Cazo 360 water and fire bowl is round, hand-hammered copper made in the USA, with a raised center fire pan. Choose 30 or 36 inches across for a pedestal centered in a pool or spa. Water sheets over the entire rim, down every side. Outdoors, the copper deepens toward a blue-green patina.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. The pan, burner, 360 scupper, hoses, and lava rock are included; a key valve, canvas cover, bullet burner upgrade, fire glass, and burner ornaments are optional. Want four separate streams? Try the Cazo 4-way bowl. The Cazo 360 water and fire bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specification Sheets
Cazo-Copper-360-Fire-and-Water-Bowl-Spec-Sheets
OPT-30FW360 | OPT-36FW360
| Size |
30″, 36″ |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Electronic Ignition |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
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FAQ
How is the 360-degree spill different from a scupper on this copper Cazo?
A scupper gives you one defined stream; the Cazo 360 sends water over its entire rim in an unbroken circular curtain. With hammered copper behind it, the falling sheet picks up firelight from the burner above – easily the most theatrical water effect in the copper line.
What sizes can I get the copper 360 in?
Two: 30-inch (OPT-30FW360) and 36-inch (OPT-36FW360). Both use a 0.75-inch water inlet, come with pan, burner, whistle-free hoses, and lava rock, and are built to order for natural gas or liquid propane.
Where does a bowl like this get installed?
Anywhere the full circle can be seen – raised spa walls, pool bond beams, and fountain pedestals are the classics. The Cazo 360 is a favorite centerpiece among pool fire bowls because it has no front or back; every seat gets the show.
What happens to the copper finish near pool water?
It matures. Splash and sun accelerate copper’s natural patina, so the 360’s bright hammered bowl gradually shifts toward deep bronze – it never rusts, just changes character. Wipe-downs and an occasional wax slow the shift; most owners let it run.
Do fire and water share one valve?
No – the Cazo 360 keeps them separate. The rim spill runs off your pool or fountain pump while the burner runs off its own gas line with match lit or electronic ignition, so fire-only, water-only, and both-together are all on the menu.
How much gas does the burner use?
Like most fire features, the 360 Cazo’s usage depends on how high you run the flame – the key valve or control system lets you throttle it. Expect consumption comparable to a large grill burner at full output; running mid-flame over the water curtain stretches a propane supply considerably.
Who handles installation of the copper 360?
Have your pool contractor rough in a dedicated water feed and gas line, then set the bowl dead level – a 360 spill shows any tilt immediately as an uneven curtain. A licensed gas professional makes the final connection and tests the system before first light.