
Sedona Planter and Water Bowl in Wood Grain: timber looks with plants and a copper spill
The Outdoor Plus Sedona planter and water bowl in wood grain is a 27-inch round 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. Pick 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 Sedona planter and water bowl comes in 18 colors. The Sedona planter and water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-27RWGWP
| 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
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. ADVERTENCIA: Este producto puede exponerlo a productos químicos como el plomo, los compuestos de plomo, y el monóxido de carbono sabidos por el estado de California como causa de cáncer,de defectos de nacimiento u otros daños reproductivos. Para obtener más información
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
FAQ
What is the Wood Grain Sedona planter and water bowl?
Model OPT-27RWGWP — the Sedona bowl in GFRC concrete cast with wood-grain texture, carrying a planted section above and a copper scupper on a 3/4-inch connection spilling below. Timber warmth at the waterline, delivered in a material that water cannot harm.
What finish tones are offered?
Three: Ebony, Ivory, and Oak — a deep charcoal, a pale driftwood, and a classic mid-brown, each with the cast grain fully visible. Choose Oak to echo real decking nearby, or Ebony for drama against pale coping; the Sedona’s texture reads as wood in all three.
How does the water get to the bowl?
Via a contractor-plumbed line from the pool’s circulation system to the 3/4-inch copper scupper connection. Flow is balanced at installation for a smooth sheet into the pool. Like all spill features, it belongs in the pool build’s plumbing plan, not a weekend retrofit.
Are plants and water kept separate inside the bowl?
Yes — the Sedona’s planted compartment stands apart from the water path, so the greenery grows in ordinary container conditions while the spill runs beneath. Repot, feed, and prune freely; the plumbing never sees soil, and the plants never sit in the flow.
Won’t a wood finish suffer next to a pool?
Real wood would — this is not wood. The grain is cast into GFRC concrete, so splash, chlorine spray, and the running spill cannot rot, swell, or peel the Sedona’s surface. An occasional rinse to lift mineral deposits is the entire upkeep story.
What should it be paired with?
Its mold siblings — the Sedona series spans fire, planter, and water versions, and this piece sits in our water bowls range. Repeating the wood-grain Sedona profile with a flame version nearby ties the whole poolscape together.
Does the spill need to run all the time?
No — it flows only when the pool pump feeds the line, so most owners schedule it with circulation hours or a dedicated valve. When the water is off, the Sedona still earns its keep as a sculptural wood-grain planter at the pool’s edge.