The Outdoor Plus Cazo Planter and Water Bowl

GFRC stands for Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete. It is a high-strength, lightweight composite material that offers the durability and aesthetic of traditional concrete without the excessive weight, making it ideal for outdoor water features that need to withstand the elements.

No, the Cazo water bowl is typically sold as the vessel itself. You will need to source a compatible pump and plumbing kit separately to achieve the recommended flow rate of 7-10 gallons per minute.

Yes, but you must ensure your deck or patio structure is rated to support the weight of the bowl once it is filled with water. Consult a contractor if you are unsure about the load-bearing capacity of your specific installation site.

The smooth finish is weather-resistant, but it should be cleaned periodically with mild soap and water to remove debris or mineral buildup. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers, which can damage the protective coating.

While GFRC is durable, you should drain the water bowl completely during freezing winter months to prevent water from expanding and cracking the concrete. It is best practice to cover the unit or store it in a protected area during the off-season.