
Remi Planter and Water Bowl in Hammered Copper: plants above, a copper spill below
The Outdoor Plus Remi planter and water bowl is a 31-inch round copper bowl with a planting well in the middle and a water channel that pours from a copper scupper at the front. It holds 2.5 cubic feet of soil for grasses or trailing flowers, stands 11.5 inches tall, and is hand hammered in the USA. The copper deepens toward a blue-green patina outdoors.
The 3/4 inch scupper is included; you supply the water line at 12 to 15 gallons a minute. Just want water? The Remi water bowl skips the planter. The Remi planter and water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-31RCPW
Quick Specs
OPT-31RCPW | Size: 31″ | Base: 13″ | Height: 11.5″ | GPM: 12-15 | Inlet: 3/4″ | Soil Usage: 2.5 ft*3
⚠️ 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 are the specs on the Remi planter and water bowl?
One purposeful size: OPT-31RCPW — a 31-inch hammered copper bowl on a 13-inch base, 11.5 inches tall, holding about 2.5 cubic feet of soil and spilling a generous 12 to 15 gallons per minute through a scupper fed by a 3/4-inch inlet.
Why is the Remi’s flow rate notable?
At 12 to 15 gallons per minute, the Remi pours a fuller, more audible sheet than many bowls in its class — real waterfall presence from a 31-inch planter. If you want the water feature heard as well as seen, that flow figure is the one to notice.
Who installs the copper Remi planter and water bowl?
A pool contractor handles the water side, running a line from the pool’s circulation system to the 3/4-inch inlet and balancing that 12-to-15-GPM flow. The planted side is a ten-minute job for you: 2.5 cubic feet of potting mix and your plants — neither included.
Will the copper change with all that water?
Yes — and faster along the spill path, where constant flow accelerates the patina toward deep bronze tones while the hammered body mellows more slowly. That two-speed aging gives the Remi wonderful character. Copper never rusts through; it only gains.
Are the plants isolated from the spill?
Yes — the Remi’s planted compartment sits clear of the water channel, so soil and roots stay out of the flow and the spill stays clean. Garden the top on your schedule; the water side runs on the pump’s. Neither disturbs the other.
What matches the Remi for a full composition?
Its hammered copper siblings — the Remi planter and the series’ flame bowls among our copper fire pits. Fire in one copper bowl, water and greenery in this one, and the pair ages in step toward the same patina.
Can it work with a spa or fountain basin instead of a pool?
Yes — the Remi needs only a plumbed supply and a basin to catch and recirculate its 12-to-15-GPM spill. A spa surround, fountain trough, or dedicated catch basin all work; your contractor sizes the loop the same way as a pool tie-in.