
Cazo Water Bowl in Concrete: a round stone-look bowl with a copper spill, 24 to 48 inches
The Outdoor Plus Cazo water bowl is a round, cone-shaped concrete bowl that pours water from a copper spillway at the front edge. Choose 24, 31, 36, or 48 inches across, from 9 to 16 inches tall. Handmade in the USA, its glass-fiber concrete looks like solid stone at a fraction of the weight and comes in 18 colors.
The copper spillway and a 1.5 inch smooth-flow fitting are included; a canvas cover is optional. Want flame in the same bowl? The Cazo fire and water bowl adds a gas burner. The Cazo water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Includes
Water Bowl
Smooth Flow Water Fitting (1.5” inlet)
Copper Spill Way
Specification Sheets
Cazo-GFRC-Water-Bowl-Spec-Sheets
| 24” (24” Diameter x 9” Height) |
| 31” (31” Diameter x 10” Height) |
| 36” (36” Diameter x 12” Height) |
| 48” (48” Diameter x 16” Height) |
– Scupper: 8″
– Gallons Per Minute: 7-10GPM
⚠️ California Prop 65 Warning ⚠️
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, Lead Compounds, and Carbon Monoxide which are known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. ADVERTENCIA: Este producto puede exponerlo a productos químicos como el plomo, los compuestos de plomo, y el monóxido de carbono sabidos por el estado de California como causa de cáncer,de defectos de nacimiento u otros daños reproductivos. Para obtener más información www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
FAQ
What is GFRC, and why does it suit the Cazo Water Bowl?
Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete: concrete cast with embedded glass fiber, delivering the mass and stone-like presence of poured concrete at a fraction of its weight. It is why a Cazo Water Bowl up to 48 inches across can still be craned onto a bond beam without heroics.
What sizes does the GFRC Cazo Water Bowl come in?
Four rounds: 24 by 9 inches, 31 by 10, 36 by 12, and a commanding 48 by 16. All spill through an 8-inch scupper at roughly 7 to 10 gallons per minute, so even the biggest Cazo pours a generous, steady sheet into the pool below.
What is included with the Cazo Water Bowl?
The bowl itself, a Smooth Flow water fitting with a 1.5-inch inlet for clean, quiet supply, and a copper spillway that shapes the pour off the lip. Your contractor adds the recirculating line; the Cazo arrives ready to set and connect.
Do water bowls like the Cazo work for swimming pools?
They are built for exactly that: perched on a raised bond beam or wall, spilling into the pool off the pool’s own recirculating water. The Cazo adds movement and sound without consuming water, and a pair flanking a spa is one of the most requested layouts.
Who installs a Cazo Water Bowl?
A pool contractor or landscape plumber. They run a supply line to the Cazo’s 1.5-inch fitting, tee it off the circulation system with a balancing valve, and set the bowl dead level so the spill falls evenly. It is standard feature work when planned into the build.
How should the Cazo Water Bowl be winterized?
Drain the bowl and its supply line before hard freezes; water left standing in the basin or pipes can freeze and stress both plumbing and concrete. Once empty and dry, the GFRC Cazo overwinters in place outdoors without covers or removal.
Is there a fire version of the Cazo to match this water bowl?
Yes, the Cazo is one of The Outdoor Plus’s signature molds, cast as fire pits and fire bowls in the same GFRC finishes. Pairing a fire Cazo with your water Cazo keeps the whole poolscape in one silhouette; browse our concrete fire pit collection to match.