
Maya Water Bowl in Wood Grain: a square concrete bowl with a copper spill and a timber look
The Outdoor Plus Maya water bowl in wood grain is a square concrete bowl cast with a wood-plank texture, pouring water from a copper scupper at the front edge. Choose 24 or 30 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 copper scupper and a 1.5 inch smooth-flow fitting are included; a canvas cover is optional. Prefer a smooth stone finish? The plain concrete Maya water bowl comes in 18 colors. The Maya water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-24SWGWO | OPT-30SWGWO
| Color |
Ebony (-EBN), Ivory (-IVY), Oak (-OAK) |
| Size |
24″, 30″ |
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FAQ
What is the Wood Grain finish on this Maya Water Bowl?
GFRC concrete cast in molds that carry genuine timber texture, then finished in Ebony, Ivory, or Oak. The Wood Grain Maya reads as a wooden vessel pouring water, an effect real wood could never survive, with all of cast concrete’s indifference to weather.
Which sizes does the Wood Grain Maya come in?
Two squares: 24 inches (OPT-24SWGWO) and 30 inches (OPT-30SWGWO). Both carry the copper scupper and the Smooth Flow 1.5-inch water fitting, so the Wood Grain versions plumb exactly like the rest of the Maya family despite their different skin.
Which Wood Grain color should I choose?
Ebony runs dark and dramatic, Oak sits in warm mid-tones, and Ivory reads as driftwood pale. Because the grain texture is cast into the Maya itself, all three colors show the same convincing woodwork; pick against your decking and coping tones.
How do I maintain a wood-textured concrete bowl?
Simply. Rinse the Wood Grain Maya with fresh water, clean occasionally with mild soap and a soft brush so grime never settles into the grain, and avoid harsh chemicals. Unlike actual wood, there is no sealing schedule, no rot, and no fear of constant moisture.
Who installs the Wood Grain Maya Water Bowl?
A pool contractor or landscape plumber, same as any plumbed bowl: set it level on the wall, connect the 1.5-inch fitting to a recirculating line, and trim the spill at a valve. GFRC keeps the Maya light enough that two installers can typically place it.
Can the Wood Grain Maya stay out through winter?
Yes, drained. Empty the bowl and the feed line before hard freezes and the cast concrete rides out ice and snow in place. The wood look tempts people to treat it like furniture, but the Wood Grain Maya is stone by nature and winters like it.
What other finishes does the Maya Water Bowl family offer?
The same silhouette comes in smooth GFRC colors, hammered copper, stainless steel, and powder coat, plus wide-spillway and wall-mounted variants. Our water bowls category lines them all up, which makes mixing finishes across one project easy to plan.