
Maya Linear Fire Bowl in concrete: a rectangular fire bowl for wall caps and pool edges
The Outdoor Plus Maya Linear fire bowl in GFRC concrete is a long rectangular gas fire bowl that stretches the flame into a line, which is why it so often sits on a pool wall or a seat wall. Choose 48, 60, or 72 inches long, 20 or 30 inches deep, and one of 18 concrete colors.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Light it with a match, or add electronic ignition and start it with a button. The fire pan, burner, mounting bracket, hose, fittings, and lava rock are included; a key valve, canvas cover, and fire glass are optional. Want metal instead? See the Maya Linear fire bowl in metal. The Maya Linear fire bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-4820MFO | OPT-6020MFO | OPT-7220MFO
| Color |
Ash (-ASH), Black (-BLK), Bronze (-MBR), Brown (-BRN), Chestnut (-CST), Chocolate (-CHC), Coffee (-RCF), Copper (-MCP), Limestone (-LIM), Moss Stone (-RMS), Natural Gray (-NGY), Pearl (-MPR), Rustic Gray (-RGR), Rustic White (-RWH), Silver (-MSV), Slate (-MSL), Smooth Gray (-GRY), Vanilla (-VAN) |
| Ignition Type |
Match Lit Ignition, Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified) |
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
| Size |
48″ x 20″, 60″ x 20″, 60″ x 30″, 72″ x 20″, 72″ x 30″ |
| Key Valve Installation |
No, Yes |
⚠️ California Prop 65 Warning ⚠️
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, Lead Compounds, Chromium, 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
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FAQ
What does linear mean on the Maya Linear Fire Bowl?
A long, narrow trough instead of a square: 20 inches deep and 48, 60, or 72 inches wide (OPT-4820MFO, OPT-6020MFO, OPT-7220MFO). The flame stretches into a ribbon rather than a campfire cluster, which is why linear bowls headline modern landscape designs, wall caps, and pool surrounds.
Is this the bowl for a pool wall?
It is the classic choice. A ribbon of flame running above the waterline is one of the most dramatic effects in outdoor design, and the GFRC Maya Linear is built for exactly that duty. Pool installations should go through your pool contractor, who coordinates gas, placement, and code alongside this pool fire bowl.
What colors and ignition systems are available?
Eighteen GFRC finishes from Ash and Bronze through Slate and Vanilla, with Match Lit or Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified). Included hardware covers the fire pan and plate, burner, nipple, mounting bracket, fuel orifice, whistle-free hose, and lava rock.
Does a longer burner mean much higher gas use?
Longer burners do draw more than compact ones at full flame, roughly in proportion to their size, but you rarely run a 72-inch Maya Linear wide open. At the moderate settings most owners prefer, consumption lands near a large grill, and natural gas plumbing makes the cost negligible per evening.
How do multiple sizes play in one project?
Designers often repeat the Maya Linear at different lengths, a 72-inch on the main wall, 48-inch flanking pieces, because the shared 20-inch depth and identical GFRC finishes keep the composition coherent. Ordering together also ensures the finish batches match across every piece.
What is the rain protocol for a linear trough?
Same as any gas bowl, scaled up: let the long pan drain fully, give the lava rock time to dry, then light. The GFRC body itself is impervious to weather. A fitted cover is worth it on linear units since the open trough catches more rain and leaves than a round bowl.
Who should install it?
A licensed gas professional, and if the Maya Linear is going into a pool wall or raised bond beam, fold it into your pool contractor’s scope so gas stubs, venting, and clearances are planned with the structure. It is a straightforward install when it is designed in, and a headache when it is an afterthought.