Cazo vs Sedona vs Maya: Which Outdoor Plus Fire Bowl Should You Buy?
Quick answer: All three are premium gas fire bowls from The Outdoor Plus, starting from about $2,180 in GFRC concrete. Choose the Cazo for the widest size range (up to 36 inches) and a clean round profile, the Sedona for a compact 27 to 33-inch bowl on smaller patios, and the Maya if you want the most size and finish options in powder coat.
Same maker, same quality
Cazo, Sedona and Maya share the same build standards, burner systems and finish families. Each one comes in GFRC concrete, GFRC wood grain, powder-coated steel and hammered copper, and each is available as a fire-only bowl or a fire & water bowl. The real differences are shape, size range and how each one sits in your space.
Cazo: the all-rounder
The Cazo has a smooth, round silhouette that works with almost any architecture. In GFRC it comes in 24, 31 and 36-inch sizes. The 31-inch model measures 31 inches wide by 10 inches tall, runs a 12-inch burner and puts out up to 65,000 BTU.
Pick the Cazo if: you want one bowl as the centerpiece of a seating group, or a pair flanking a pool.
Shop the CazoSedona: the compact statement
The Sedona comes in 27 and 33-inch GFRC sizes and a 27-inch powder coat, wood grain and copper version. It is the best fit for smaller terraces, courtyards and entryways where a 36-inch bowl would overwhelm the space.
Pick the Sedona if: your patio is compact or you want a copper bowl as a design accent.
Shop the SedonaMaya: the most options
The Maya is offered in 24, 30 and 36 inches in both GFRC and powder coat, plus wood grain and copper. If you want a specific powder coat color at a larger size, the Maya gives you the most combinations.
Pick the Maya if: you want a 30 or 36-inch bowl in a powder coat color.
Shop the MayaComparison at a glance
| Cazo | Sedona | Maya | |
|---|---|---|---|
| GFRC sizes | 24, 31, 36 in | 27, 33 in | 24, 30, 36 in |
| Powder coat sizes | 24, 30, 36 in | 27 in | 24, 30, 36 in |
| Wood grain | 24, 32 in | 27 in | 24, 30 in |
| Hammered copper | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fire & water version | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | Centerpiece, pools | Compact spaces | Color + size choice |
Which finish should you choose?
GFRC concrete is the most popular: heavy, rust-proof and calm-looking. Wood grain GFRC adds warmth next to teak furniture. Powder coat is lighter and gives a precise color. Hammered copper is the luxury option that develops a natural patina over time.
Frequently asked questions
Are Cazo, Sedona and Maya bowls propane or natural gas?
They are built for gas and configured for propane or natural gas when you order. Choose your fuel on the product page before checkout.
Do they come with electronic ignition?
The Outdoor Plus offers match-lit and low-voltage electronic ignition versions. Installation manuals for both are linked on each product page.
Which bowl puts out the most heat?
Heat depends on the burner you choose, not the bowl name. As a reference, the 31-inch Cazo is rated up to 65,000 BTU. Check the spec sheet on each product page for your exact size.
Should I buy one bowl or a pair?
Pairs look best flanking a pool, an entrance or a long outdoor wall. For a seating group, one larger bowl in the center usually works better.
