
Maya Water Bowl in Stainless Steel: a square bowl with a front spill that stays bright
The Outdoor Plus Maya water bowl is a square stainless steel bowl with a tapered base that pours water from a scupper at the front edge into your pool or basin. Choose 24, 30, or 36 inches across. Brushed stainless shrugs off sprinklers, salt air, and pool chemicals with an occasional wipe, and it is made in the USA.
The scupper and a 1.5 inch smooth-flow fitting are included; a canvas cover is optional. Want a wider sheet of water? The Maya wide spillway bowl spills across most of the front. The Maya water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-24SQSSWO | OPT-30SQSSWO | OPT-36SQSSWO
⚠️ California Prop 65 Warning ⚠️
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FAQ
What defines the Stainless Steel Maya Water Bowl?
Maximum modernity, minimum upkeep. The stainless Maya renders the family’s square geometry in bright, weatherproof steel that never patinas or fades, making it the choice for contemporary pools built around grays, whites, glass tile, and clean metallic accents.
What sizes and SKUs does the stainless Maya use?
Three squares: OPT-24SQSSWO at 24 inches, OPT-30SQSSWO at 30, and OPT-36SQSSWO at 36. Each ships with the scupper and a Smooth Flow water fitting on a 1.5-inch connection, identical plumbing to its copper and powder coat siblings.
Is stainless steel really maintenance-free outdoors?
Close to it. The stainless Maya wants an occasional fresh-water rinse and soft-cloth wipe, a bit more often beside saltwater pools or ocean air, and that is the entire regimen. No refinishing, no sealing, no color management, ever.
How does the stainless Maya compare to the copper version?
Same bowl, opposite philosophies. The copper Maya is a living finish that deepens and changes; the stainless Maya is a constant, holding its installed look indefinitely. Traditional and rustic settings tend to choose copper; minimalist and coastal-modern projects go stainless.
What should my pool builder know about installing it?
Standard feature-bowl work: set the stainless Maya level on its beam or wall, tie the 1.5-inch fitting into a recirculating line with a balancing valve, and tune the spill. The square lip shows tilt clearly, so precise leveling is the one detail worth emphasizing.
Does the stainless Maya need winter protection?
No covers, no removal; just drain the bowl and its supply line when the pool closes so nothing freezes in the plumbing. Stainless steel is untroubled by ice and snow, and the Maya simply sits dry until the season turns.
Where can I see the whole Maya water family?
In our water bowls category, where the stainless Maya lines up beside GFRC, hammered copper, wood grain, powder coat, wide-spillway, and wall-mounted versions. Seeing all eight variants together is the fastest way to settle which finishes your project mixes.