Tell us about your patio layout and fuel preference. We will suggest models that fit the space.
Collections
Maya and Cazo have the most versions. Most of them come in 24, 30 and 36 inch sizes. Sedona, Remi, Roma, Luna, Avalon and Nile round out the range.
Avalon offers a twin spill version that pours from two points. Maya and Remi also come in gravity spill versions. Ask us to compare the spill styles for your pool.
Materials
GFRC concrete is the most common choice for the pool edge. Hammered patina copper gives a warm finish that darkens with age. Powder coated metal and wood grain concrete are also offered.
Tell us the size, material and fuel you want. We reply with a written quote for that exact bowl.
Questions this catalogue can answer
How does a pool fire bowl work?
Your pool pump sends water up to the bowl, and it spills back into the pool. A gas line or tank feeds the burner on top. A pool builder plumbs the water and a gas fitter runs the gas.
What size pool fire bowl should I choose?
Match the bowl to the pillar or wall cap it will sit on. A 24 inch bowl fits a narrow cap. A 36 inch bowl suits a wide pillar and a larger pool.
Can pool fire bowls run on propane?
Yes. Every flame version we list runs on propane or natural gas. Propane needs a tank placed out of sight near the pool.
Is copper or concrete better near a pool?
Both are made for outdoor use. Concrete has a matte stone look that blends with pool coping. Copper develops a darker patina over time.
Can I order a pool bowl with water only?
Yes. Cazo comes as a water only bowl, and Maya comes as a planter and water bowl. Both match the fire bowls in the same collection.