The Outdoor Plus Maya Fire & Water Bowl

GFRC is significantly lighter and stronger than traditional concrete, making it easier to install while remaining highly resistant to cracking and weathering. It provides the heavy, organic look of stone without the excessive weight that would otherwise require structural reinforcement for your patio.

No, the unit is configured for a specific fuel type at the factory. You must select either natural gas or liquid propane when ordering, as the internal components and orifices are calibrated differently for each fuel source.

Match lit ignition requires you to manually light the burner with a lighter each time you want to use the fire feature. Electronic ignition allows you to start the fire with the flip of a switch or a remote, providing a more convenient experience but requiring a dedicated electrical connection.

Yes, the water and fire systems are designed to function independently. You can enjoy the soothing sound of the water feature on its own, or activate both simultaneously for a complete sensory experience.

While specific local codes vary, we generally recommend maintaining at least 3 to 5 feet of clearance from combustible materials like patio furniture, overhangs, or dry landscaping. Always consult your local building codes to ensure your installation meets safety requirements for fire features.

The wood grain finish is a molded texture integrated directly into the GFRC material, so it does not compromise the structural integrity of the bowl. It is designed to withstand outdoor elements just as well as a smooth finish, though you should avoid using abrasive cleaners that could wear down the texture over time.