The Outdoor Plus Maya Fire & Water Bowl – Wide Gravity Spill – Metal Collection

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Hammered Copper
Hammered Copper (+$0)
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel (+$0)
Copper Vein Powder Coated Steel
Powder Coat (+$230)

Sizes *

30" (+$0)
36” (+$494)

Ignition Type *

Match Lit Ignition (+$0)
Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified) (+$2,194)

Gas Type *

Natural Gas (+$0)
Liquid Propane (+$0)

Key Valve *

Key Valve
Yes (+$204)
No

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Maya: raised flames beside a wide, flat sheet of water

The Outdoor Plus Maya is a square fire and water bowl handmade in the USA, with a raised center fire box and wide, flat lip on one side. Water flows in a broad sheet, not through a narrow scupper. Choose 30 or 36 inches in hammered copper, stainless steel, or 15 powder coat colors.

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, hose, and lava rock are included; a key valve, propane tank pedestal, canvas cover, bullet burner upgrade, fire glass, and burner ornaments are optional. Want a narrower spill? Try Maya gravity spill bowl. The Maya fire and water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.

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Copper Guide

Copper changes color over time

We offer two options: Hammered Copper or Raw Copper

*Due to copper’s natural properties and surrounding environment the copper material will change its color into a blue/green hue over time when exposed to the various natural elements.

 

Hammered Copper
Hammered Copper
Raw Copper

Raw Copper

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Color Guide

Metal Collection

Corten Steel, Hammered Copper, Stainless Steel & Powder Coat Finishes

Powder Coat
Premium Powder Coat Finishes

Gloss Black Coated Steel

Gloss Black

White Powder Coated Steel

White

Java Powder Coated Steel

Java

Gray Powder Coated Steel

Gray

Olive Green Powder Coated Steel

Olive Green

Onyx or Matte Black Powder Coated Steel

Onyx/Matte Black

Pewter Powder Coated Steel

Pewter

Mist Powder Coated Steel

Mist

Bronze Hammertone Powder Coated Steel

Bronze Hammertone

Soft White Powder Coated Steel

Soft White

Silver Vein Powder Coated Steel

Silver Vein

Copper Vein Powder Coated Steel

Copper Vein

Sapphire Blue Powder Coated Steel

Sapphire Blue

White Vein Powder Coated Steel

White Vein

Gold Vein Powder Coated Steel

Gold Vein

Corten Steel
Weathering Steel, Durable and Long Lasting

Corten Steel

Corten Steel

Hammered Copper
We offer two options: Hammered or Raw Copper

*Due to copper’s natural properties and surrounding environment the copper material will change its color into a blue/green hue over time when exposed to the various natural elements.

Hammered Copper

Hammered Copper

Raw Copper

Raw Copper

Stainless Steel
304 & 316 Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel

Fire and Water Bowl Features

Three The Outdoor Plus Cazo copper fire and water bowls with turquoise fire glass spilling water into a pool at dusk
The Outdoor Plus · American-made fire & water features

Fire and water, in one sculptural bowl

A fire & water bowl is two features in a single piece: a gas flame dancing above the rim, and a built-in scupper pouring a smooth ribbon of water into the pool below. By day it works as an elegant fountain; after dark the flame lights up the falling water and reflects across the whole pool.

Fire + water combinedNatural gas or propaneMatch lit or electronic
What’s included in your bowl

Everything arrives ready to install

Exploded diagram of a match lit fire and water bowl: lava, burner, fire pan, coupling, gas orifice, whistle free hose, ventilating mounting plate, scupper and water line

Match lit

The simplest system — open the gas and light the burner by hand. No electricity, nothing to wire. Burner, fire pan, lava rock, gas fittings and mounting hardware are all in the box.

Exploded diagram of a low voltage electronic ignition fire and water bowl with pilot igniter, SWEIS valve and low voltage transformer

Low-voltage electronic ignition

Start the flame from a switch, timer or home automation — a 12V system adds a pilot igniter and SWEIS valve, powered by the included low-voltage transformer.

Scupper & water line

Your pool’s circulation pump feeds the scupper for a clean, glassy arc of water back into the pool.

Whistle-free hose

A properly sized gas connector that eliminates humming — all you hear is fire and falling water.

Ventilating mounting plate

Anchors the bowl and ventilates the gas connection; proper installation keeps the warranty valid.

Gas orifice — NG or LP

NG bowls use a brass orifice under the burner; LP bowls use an air-mixer orifice for a clean, soot-free flame.

Ideas for your pool

Choose how the water falls

The scupper shapes the water as much as the bowl shapes the fire — and most bowls come in several spill styles: classic scupper, gravity spill, wide spill, twin & 4-way, 360° and wave. One bowl makes a focal point; a row transforms the backyard.

Finishes & good to know

Built to live outside

GFRC concrete

Glass-fiber reinforced — strong, lightweight, weather-resistant. 18 colors.

Wood grain concrete

Durable GFRC cast with a realistic wood-grain texture.

Hammered copper

Artisanal, long-lived, and nearly maintenance-free.

Stainless steel

Rust- and corrosion-resistant — ideal for coastal settings.

Powder coated metal

Tough finish for harsh environments — two dozen colors.

Propane? Use lava rock

Fire glass isn’t recommended with LP — propane is heavier than air and can pool under dense glass media.

Key valve placement

Key valves mount within arm’s reach of the burner — or add OPT-KVI for a factory-installed valve on the bowl.

Professional installation

Bowls tie into gas and pool plumbing; the mounting bracket must be properly installed for the warranty to apply.

Pick your fuel up front

Every bowl comes for natural gas or propane, with the correct orifice for the fuel you choose.

Fire & water in one feature · NG & LP · Match lit or 12V electronic ignition · Handcrafted by The Outdoor Plus
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FAQ

What does the wide gravity spill actually look like?

A broad sheet of water sliding over the bowl’s edge and falling by gravity, with flame dancing above it the whole time. The wide spill turns the water feature into a curtain rather than a trickle, which is exactly the kind of drama pool fire bowls are hired to deliver.

Does the square format match the rest of the Maya line?

That is the plan. The Outdoor Plus designed this bowl to combine with its other Maya collection bowls, so a fire and water feature here and matching bowls along the pool all read as one intentional design rather than a scavenger hunt of mismatched shapes. The square silhouette keeps those repeated lines crisp and consistent.

Hammered copper, stainless steel, or powder coat – how do I pick?

Pick by personality. Hammered copper brings warmth and artisan texture that keeps evolving outdoors. Stainless steel stays bright, clean, and modern. Powder coat trades metal sheen for color, letting the bowl blend into or pop against your hardscape. All three lines carry the same square profile, so the decision is about style rather than function.

Is the copper bowl turning blue-green a defect?

Not a defect – copper doing what copper does. Exposed to the surrounding environment and natural elements, the metal’s own properties shift its surface toward a blue-green hue over time, a living patina rather than a coating failing. If you would rather the finish stay put, the stainless steel and powder coat versions hold their look instead.

Should I pick the 30-inch or 36-inch square?

Both share the same square format, so the difference is presence. The 36-inch bowl fills more of the sight line and suits larger walls and more generous layouts, while the 30-inch tucks neatly into tighter ledges and smaller settings. The Outdoor Plus offers the two sizes so the bowl fits your space, not the other way around.

How does a fire and water bowl work?

One vessel, two shows. A gas flame burns up top while the water feature pours below, running together for a fire-over-water effect. This Maya takes natural gas or liquid propane and lights by simple match-lit or a CSA-certified low-voltage electronic ignition, so the fire half can be as hands-on or as effortless as you like.

Can the bowl come in white, or is black the only powder coat?

White is absolutely on the menu. The powder coat line runs Black, White, Silver Vein, Java, Gray, Pewter, Copper Vein, Olive Green, Mist, Soft White, Onyx Black, Bronze Hammertone, Sapphire Blue, White Vein and Gold Vein, covering everything from shadow-dark to gallery-bright. And if none of those quite lands, remember the same bowl is also offered in hammered copper and stainless steel for a bare-metal look.

Maya Collection

Maya fire bowl overlooking a hill country pool at sunset

The Outdoor Plus — American Made Fire & Water Features

The Maya Collection

One sculpted square silhouette — available as fire, water and planter bowls that mix and match across the whole backyard.

One clean-lined square bowl, hand-made in the USA, in every role a bowl can play — fire on one pillar, water on the next, greenery on the third, and they all match.

Straight from the factory

What’s Included in Your Bowl

Every Maya ships as a complete kit — bowl, burner, fire pan, lava rock and plumbing. The only choice left is how you want to light it.

Exploded diagram of a match lit fire bowl: lava rock, burner, fire pan, coupling, gas orifice, whistle-free hose and ventilating mounting plate

Match Lit / Manual Ignition

The classic setup: open the key valve and light the burner by hand. Nothing electric to wire or maintain — the simplest and most affordable way to run a fire bowl.

  • Lava rock media & stainless burner
  • Fire pan with coupling
  • Gas orifice (Natural Gas or Liquid Propane)
  • Whistle-free flex hose
  • Ventilating mounting bracket
Exploded diagram of a low voltage electronic ignition fire bowl adding a pilot igniter and SWEIS valve

Low Voltage / Electronic Ignition

Flip a switch — or wire it into your pool controls — and the pilot igniter lights the bowl for you. Every electronic ignition system runs on a safe low-voltage transformer.

  • Everything in the match lit kit, plus:
  • Pilot igniter for push-button starts
  • SWEIS electronic ignition valve
  • Low-voltage transformer
Exploded diagram of a match lit fire and water bowl adding a copper scupper and water line

Match Lit / Fire & Water

The same match lit fire kit with the water feature built in — a copper scupper and ¾″ water line pour a clear sheet of water while the bowl burns above it.

  • Everything in the match lit kit, plus:
  • Copper scupper
  • ¾″ water line inlet
Exploded diagram of a low voltage fire and water bowl with scupper, water line, pilot igniter, SWEIS valve and transformer

Low Voltage / Fire & Water

Push-button fire and falling water from one bowl — the electronic ignition system plus the scupper and water line, with the low-voltage transformer included.

  • Everything in the low voltage kit, plus:
  • Copper scupper
  • ¾″ water line inlet

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Materials & Finishes

GFRC Concrete

Glass-fiber reinforced concrete — cast-concrete looks at a fraction of the weight, highly resistant to weathering and heat, in smooth colors from limestone to ebony.

GFRC Woodgrain

The same tough GFRC cast with realistic timber texture — the warmth of a wooden bowl with none of the flammability.

Stainless Steel

Sleek, modern and virtually immune to rust — the right choice for coastal and humid climates.

Hammered Copper

Hand-hammered copper with a timeless patina that only gets better as it ages.

Powder Coated Steel

Steel sealed in tough outdoor powder-coat finishes — from Matte Black and Java to White and Copper Vein.

Before you order

Good to Know

Sizes & Output

Square bowls come in 24″, 30″ and 36″ at 65,000 BTU. Linear Maya bowls run 48″, 60″ and 72″ long and up to 190,000 BTU.

Two Ignitions

Every fire model is available match lit or with low-voltage electronic ignition that can tie into your pool controls.

Water Flow

Fire & water bowls use a ¾″ water inlet and run best at 7–10 GPM — wide-spill scuppers up to 15 GPM for a broader sheet of water.

Accessories

Canvas covers are offered for every size, and stainless bullet burners are available as an upgrade on all fire models.

Every Maya bowl is built to order in the USA by The Outdoor Plus and configured on the product page — size, finish, fuel type and ignition — with free shipping and no sales tax (except WY).

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