
Olympian with Maya 4-way spill, copper bowl spilling from four corners
The Outdoor Plus Olympian with Maya 4-way spill is a self-contained, 60-inch square fire and water fountain handmade in the USA. Its hammered copper Maya bowl surrounds a central flame, arcing water from four stepped corner spillways into a square, internally lit powder-coated basin in your chosen color. Copper develops a blue-green patina outdoors. It needs only power and gas, no pool, and suits paver seating walls.
Order it for natural gas or propane. Low-voltage electronic ignition starts with a button; install the key valve separately. The water tank, circulation pump, LED lights, drain valve, burner, and lava rock are built in. Prefer the round Olympian with Cazo 4-way spill? The Olympian with Maya fountain ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
60″ Square Olympian 4-Way Spill | Specifications Sheet
SKU: OPT-OLS60SE12
60″ Square Olympian 4-Way Spill
*NOTE*: The 60″ Square Olympian 4-Way Spill is only offered in the Low Voltage Electronic Ignition System. The Key Valve must be installed separately from the unit as there is no possible way to install a key valve on the bowl itself.
**NOTE**: The Outdoor Plus uses real copper metal. When exposed to its environmental elements, the metal undergoes a series of chemical reactions that turn it blue/green. This is a normal process.
Specification:
- Handcrafted Hammered Copper Bowl with 4 Spill Ways
- Base Constructed with High-Quality Metal and Painted with our deluxe Powder Coated Color.
- Designed for Outdoor Use Only
- Includes: Bowl, Fire Pan, Burner, Whistle Free Hose, Gas Orifice, Mounting Bracket, Water Tank, LED Lights, Circulation Pump, Drain Valve & Lava Rock.
- Works with Natural Gas or Liquid Propane
- MADE IN USA
| Gas Type |
Liquid Propane, Natural Gas |
| Ignition Type |
Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified) |
FAQ
How is the square Olympian different from the round one?
Geometry and bowl heritage: this 60-inch Olympian carries a square hammered copper Maya-style bowl with four spillways, where its round sibling carries the Cazo dish. The square bowl suits modern architecture – crisp edges, four flat faces, water falling in four ribbons to the base below.
Is a pool or plumbing hookup required?
No – the square Olympian is fully self-contained. SKU OPT-OLS60SE12 includes its own water tank, circulation pump, LED lights, and drain valve, recirculating everything internally. Site requirements are a level pad, electrical, and a professionally run gas line – nothing more.
What is included in the crate?
Bowl, fire pan, burner, whistle-free hose, gas orifice, mounting bracket, water tank, LED lights, circulation pump, drain valve, and lava rock – made in the USA and configured at the factory for your choice of natural gas or liquid propane.
What ignition and valve setup does it use?
Low voltage electronic ignition only, CSA certified – the 60-inch square Olympian is not offered match lit, and its key valve must be installed separately in the gas line since the bowl cannot host one. Your gas professional handles both details during rough-in.
What happens to the hammered copper over time?
It lives – real copper shifts from bright metal through bronze toward blue-green patina as weather works on it, a process the manufacturer explicitly calls normal. On the hammered Maya-style bowl the aging pools in the dimples first, like any copper fire pit does.
Can fire and the four spills operate independently?
Yes – burner and pump are separate systems, so the square Olympian runs as fountain-only, fire-only over still water, or full fire-and-four-streams, with LED lighting available in every mode. Most owners automate the pump and switch the flame on demand.
Who installs it?
A general or landscape contractor preps the pad and electrical; a licensed gas professional runs the fuel line, sets the remote key valve, and commissions the burner. Because there is no pool integration, the square Olympian often installs in a fraction of the time a wall bowl takes.