The Outdoor Plus Maya Fire and Water Bowl

The match lit system is a manual ignition that requires you to light the burner with a lighter while turning on the gas valve. The low voltage electronic ignition allows you to start the fire with the flip of a switch or a remote, offering more convenience but requiring a dedicated power source.

Yes, because this unit involves natural gas lines and, in the case of the electronic ignition, electrical wiring, it must be installed by a licensed professional to ensure safety and compliance with local building codes.

GFRC is highly durable, but you should clean it periodically with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals or pressure washers, and consider using a concrete sealer once a year to maintain the color and protect against potential staining.

Yes, GFRC fire bowls are generally safe for use on combustible surfaces like wooden decks, provided the unit is properly installed and the base remains cool. However, always check your local fire codes and the manufacturer's specific clearance requirements before installation.

Yes, the water feature and the fire feature are designed to function independently. You can enjoy the calming sound of the water feature during the day without the fire, or run both simultaneously for a complete sensory experience.

No, the gas connection is designed to be hidden. The plumbing and gas lines are routed through the bottom of the bowl, allowing for a clean, seamless look that keeps the focus on the concrete design.