
Maya Planter and Water Bowl in Wood Grain: timber looks with plants and a copper spill
The Outdoor Plus Maya planter and water bowl in wood grain is a square concrete bowl cast with a wood-plank texture, a planting well in the middle, and a copper scupper that pours water from the front edge. Choose 24 or 32 inches across, in ebony, ivory, or oak. Handmade in the USA, its glass-fiber concrete gives the warmth of timber with none of the rot.
The 3/4 inch copper scupper is included; you supply the water line. Prefer a smooth finish? The plain concrete Maya planter and water bowl comes in 18 colors. The Maya planter and water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-24SWGPW | OPT-30SWGPW
| Size |
24″, 32″ |
| Color |
Ebony (-EBN), Ivory (-IVY), Oak (-OAK) |
⚠️ 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 is the Wood Grain Maya planter and water bowl?
A GFRC concrete bowl cast with real wood texture, carrying plants above and spilling pool water through a copper scupper below — SKUs OPT-24SWGPW and OPT-30SWGPW. Timber warmth at the waterline with zero of wood’s vulnerability to constant moisture.
What finishes are available?
Three wood tones: Ebony, Ivory, and Oak — charcoal, driftwood, and classic brown respectively, each with the cast grain showing through. Match the tone to your decking or contrast it; either way the Maya reads as crafted woodwork that happens to pour water.
How does the water connection work?
Your pool contractor plumbs a supply line from the pool’s circulation system to the Maya’s copper scupper via its 3/4-inch inlet, then balances the flow for a smooth sheet. It is routine pool-feature plumbing — specify it during the pool build or remodel for the cleanest run.
Is the planting independent of the water feature?
Completely — the planted section is its own compartment, out of the spill path. Soil stays dry-footed, the water stays clean, and you can garden the top of the Maya or run the scupper below without either side interfering with the other.
Can wood texture really survive at a pool edge?
This one can, because it is concrete — the Maya’s grain is cast into GFRC, so splash, spray, and the spill itself cannot rot, warp, or peel it the way they would destroy actual wood. An occasional rinse to clear mineral deposits keeps the texture sharp.
What does it pair with in the Maya series?
The wood grain fire bowls cast from the same molds — flame in one, water and greenery in this one, identical grain running through both. That cross-function matching is the entire reason to buy within one series.
Does the spill have to run constantly?
No — the scupper flows only when the pool pump feeds it, so most owners tie the Maya to the circulation schedule or a dedicated valve. Off hours, it is simply a handsome wood-grain planter; the water side starts and stops at your convenience.