
Maya Planter Bowl in Wood Grain: a square concrete planter with a timber look
The Outdoor Plus Maya planter bowl in wood grain is a square concrete planter cast with a wood-plank texture, in ebony, ivory, or oak. Choose 24 or 30 inches across. Handmade in the USA, its glass-fiber concrete gives the warmth of timber with none of the rot, at a fraction of the weight of solid stone.
It arrives ready to fill and plant. Want water flowing beside the plants? The Maya planter and water bowl in wood grain adds a copper spillway. The Maya planter bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-24SWGPO | OPT-30SWGPO
| Size |
24″, 30″ |
| Color |
Ebony (-EBN), Ivory (-IVY), Oak (-OAK) |
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FAQ
How does the Maya Wood Grain get its timber look?
The texture is cast straight into the concrete — GFRC poured in molds that carry authentic wood grain, then finished in wood tones. The result reads as a timber bowl but behaves like stone: the Maya will never rot, warp, splinter, or need refinishing.
Which sizes does the Wood Grain Maya planter offer?
Two: OPT-24SWGPO at 24 inches and OPT-30SWGPO at 30 inches. Both wear the Maya series profile, so they pair naturally with each other — and with other Maya bowls — in staggered arrangements by an entry, pool, or seating area.
What colors does the Wood Grain finish come in?
Three: Ebony for a dark charcoal-timber look, Ivory for pale weathered driftwood, and Oak for a classic mid-tone brown. Each keeps the cast grain fully visible, so the Maya reads convincingly as wood from across the yard in any of the three.
Can I match it with a fire bowl?
Yes — the Maya line includes fire bowls cast from the same series molds, wood grain finishes included. Put flame in one bowl and greenery in its twin and the pairing looks intentional in a way mixed-brand pieces never do.
Does the wood grain fade or peel?
The grain cannot peel because it is not a veneer — it is the cast surface of the concrete itself. Like any outdoor finish, tones mellow gradually in sunlight, but the texture stays crisp for the life of the bowl with nothing more than a rinse now and then.
What plantings complement the wood texture?
Naturalistic choices — ferns, grasses, heuchera, trailing ivy — reinforce the organic look, while succulents create a nice modern tension against the Maya’s grain. It is a shallow-format bowl, so keep to container-friendly root sizes. Soil and plants are not included.
Is it fine outside through winter?
Yes — GFRC handles freeze-thaw far better than terracotta and never rots like real wood. The one habit worth keeping: make sure the Maya’s soil drains before deep freezes, since waterlogged soil expanding into ice stresses any planter from the inside.