36 Inch Concrete Fire & Water Bowl Fountain

Turn heads with the eye-catching California 36 Inch Concrete Fire & Water Bowl Fountain. Water spills over the 2-1/2 inch lip of the bowl into the optional 77 inch wide basin below while the burner ring is contained inside its own separate cylinder that makes the magic possible. Five glass fiber reinforced concrete color options ensure that this outdoor fire and water feature match with the decor theme you have in mind. Compatible with both natural gas and liquid propane fuel, the 6 inch burner ring is made of corrosion resistant stainless steel. Operate this magnificent fountain with the push of a button on the wall or included remote control with the mini All Weather Electronic Ignition System. This ignition system has a 3/8 inch inlet, 1/2 inch outlet, and distributes a maximum 120,000 BTUs per hour. Because of the exaggerated spill design, the button or switch for the ignition system MUST be installed away from the bowl, such as within a wall or pillar. The included water pump puts out 6,000 gallons per hour (GPH). 

PLEASE NOTE: The lower basin of the fountain is not included and must be added on as an option for an additional cost. The swirling water effect seen in the video below can only be achieved with the option for 2 water pumps.

Be aware that these pieces are concrete and heavy. You will need to have or rent some equipment to move and place units.

 Product Specifications:

• Fuel Type: Natural Gas | Liquid Propane 
• Ignition Type: Mini All Weather Electronic Ignition System (AWEIS)
• Material: Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete 
• Color Options: White | Sand | Sage | Tan | Charcoal
• Shape: Round 
• Top Diameter: 36 Inches 
• Bottom Diameter: 23-1/2 Inches 
• Height: 15 Inches 
• Burner Size: 6 Inches 
• Max BTUs: 120,000 BTUs per hr
• Includes: Concrete Bowl | Inner Bowl Cylinder | 6 Inch Stainless Steel Round Burner Ring | AWEIS Mini | Remote Control Kit | 6,000 GPH Pump
• Optional: 77 Inch wide Lower Basin | 2nd Water Pumps for swirling water effect.
• Be aware that these pieces are concrete and heavy. You will need to have or rent some equipment to move and place units.