
Cazo Water Bowl, Wall Mounted, in Hammered Copper: a half bowl that pours from the wall
The Outdoor Plus Cazo wall-mounted water bowl is a half-round hammered copper bowl with a flat back that fixes to a pool wall or raised bond beam, so water seems to pour straight out of the wall. Choose 24 inches wide and 10 tall, or 30 wide and 12 tall. It is hand hammered in the USA and slowly deepens toward a blue-green patina outdoors.
It moves 7 to 9 gallons a minute for every 12 inches of width; you supply the water line. Want a finish that stays bright? See the wall-mounted Cazo bowl in stainless steel. The Cazo wall-mounted water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specification Sheets
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– Material: Copper
– Gallons Per Minute | 7-9 GPM every 12 inches.
| 24” (24” Half-Diameter x 10” Height) |
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| 30” (30” Half-Diameter x 12” Height) |
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⚠️ 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
How is the Wall Mounted Cazo different from the regular Cazo Water Bowl?
It is a half-round. The Wall Mounted Cazo sets its flat back directly against a wall, so the hammered copper bowl appears to emerge from the surface itself, spilling from the wall face. No pedestal, no bond-beam footprint, just water pouring out of architecture.
What sizes does the Wall Mounted Cazo come in?
Two: a 24-inch half-diameter bowl at 10 inches high and a 30-inch at 12 inches high. Flow runs about 7 to 9 gallons per minute for every 12 inches of spillway, so the larger Wall Mounted Cazo pours a proportionally fuller sheet.
How does the Wall Mounted Cazo get plumbed?
Through the wall behind it. Your pool contractor runs a concealed recirculating supply line inside the wall to the bowl’s connection, mounts the Cazo securely to the structure, and balances flow at a valve. Plan it during wall construction; hiding plumbing afterward is the hard way.
Will the hammered copper on this wall bowl patina?
Beautifully. The Wall Mounted Cazo’s copper darkens over the seasons into a warm antique finish, and because it hangs at eye level on a wall, that evolving surface becomes a focal point in a way floor-level features never quite manage.
Should I choose the wall-mounted or pedestal Cazo?
Choose by real estate and effect. The pedestal Cazo needs a bond beam or wall top to sit on and reads as a vessel; the Wall Mounted Cazo needs only vertical surface and reads as architecture. Tight pool decks and courtyard walls usually argue for wall-mounting.
What winter care does the Wall Mounted Cazo need?
Drain it and its in-wall supply line at closing so no water sits through the freeze; the copper half-bowl itself stays mounted and weathers winter untroubled. Because the plumbing is inside a wall, thorough draining matters even more here than on pedestal bowls.
What pairs well with the Wall Mounted Cazo?
Its own family. Set pedestal Cazo bowls or a matching fire feature elsewhere in the scene and let the wall-mounted unit carry the vertical surface. You can compare every configuration side by side in our water bowls collection before settling the layout.