The Outdoor Plus Sedona Fire & Water Bowl

The match-lit system requires you to manually light the burner with a lighter each time you want to use it. The electronic ignition allows you to turn the fire feature on and off with a switch or remote, offering significantly more convenience.

Yes, the Sedona Fire & Water Bowl is compatible with both fuel types. You must specify your preferred fuel source at the time of purchase, as the internal components are configured differently for natural gas versus propane.

Yes, glass-fiber reinforced concrete is designed for outdoor longevity and can withstand various weather conditions. However, we recommend using a protective cover during the off-season to keep the finish looking pristine and to prevent debris from clogging the burner.

The Sedona bowl requires 25 pounds of fire glass to properly cover the burner and create an even flame pattern. If you prefer lava rock, the volume required is similar, but the aesthetic effect will be more rustic and matte compared to the reflective glass.

Yes, because this is a functional water feature, it requires a dedicated water line connection to operate the fountain effect. We recommend having a professional plumber or contractor assist with the installation to ensure proper water flow and drainage.

The colors are integrated directly into the glass-fiber reinforced concrete during the manufacturing process. This ensures the color is consistent throughout the material and is much more resistant to fading or chipping than a surface-level paint.