Pentair Maguc Bowls: The Key to Clean and Clear Water

Pentair magic bowls are innovative water features that are designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal of any pool or outdoor living space. These bowls are made from high-quality materials and are designed to withstand the elements, ensuring long-lasting beauty and functionality. One of the standout features of Pentair magic bowls is their versatility. They can be installed in a variety of settings, including pools, spas, and water features. The bowls come in different sizes and shapes, allowing for flexibility in design. Whether you have a small backyard oasis or a large commercial space, there is a magic bowl that will complement your environment.

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Whether you have a small backyard oasis or a large commercial space, there is a magic bowl that will complement your environment. In terms of design, Pentair magic bowls are known for their sleek and modern appearance. They have a smooth exterior finish and come in various colors, allowing you to choose a bowl that matches your existing decor.

Has anyone seen the Pentair MagicBowl water bowl in person?

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jza1736

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I'm thinking about adding these to my build, but I'd like to see them in person. Anybody see them up close or own them? Thought or impressions?

Sparker

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jza1736

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SpringPool

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Looks like we are going to get these for our build some time in the next 2 months. Once I ordered and have them I'll post some video and pics.

jza1736

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If you get them before I do. Can you Please post a little review?

I spoke to a Pentair rep. They sent me some additional pics and gave me some general info. They weigh about 60 pounds, are made of a composite material and have a smooth finish.

SpringPool

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Well the stubout for the bowls are in. PB still has the bowls. We went with the bronze color

jza1736

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CJadamec

SpringPool

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The grey conduit is a drain for the light engine area. There are 3 holes in the bowl two go below grade one for the water in the bowl and the other of the light. The 90 is just to ensure the light engine doesn't get flooded. When the PB drops the bowl and light engine off I'll take some more pictures.

jza1736

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That would be great. We are on vacation and coming back on Thursday. We will be ordering ours then. There was no rush, as we will be starting our build in August or September

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SpringPool

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The bowls are in and running. Pictures and videos in the link below post 64 & 65

jza1736

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The bowls are in and running. Pictures and videos in the link below post 64 & 65

Very nice! I Recieved mine Wednesday. Pool is starting in September, but the pavers and the wall the bowls will sit on will be done in the spring

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mamaduck1212

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SpringPool

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One piece of advice the bowl sits on the white base. The flange needs to be the same height as the finished coping. Ours is sunken a little less than a 1/4 in and in some spots can see some of the leds from below. The bowls are flat on the coping but it's stone so there's a small gap.

I'm going to put a bead of window caulk on the edge of the coping, let it dry and place the bowl on it sort of like a gasket.

The bowls are in and running. Pictures and videos in the link below post 64 & 65

The bowls also feature integrated LED lighting, creating a stunning visual effect when the water cascades over the edges. Functionally, Pentair magic bowls are easy to operate and maintain. They come with an adjustable flow valve that allows you to control the water flow, creating anything from a gentle trickle to a dramatic waterfall effect. The bowls are also equipped with a debris screen that prevents leaves and other unwanted debris from clogging the system, ensuring hassle-free maintenance. Furthermore, Pentair magic bowls are designed with safety in mind. They feature a low-voltage LED lighting system, eliminating the risk of electrical shock. The bowls also have an anti-vortex drain cover, which prevents suction entrapment and ensures the safety of swimmers. Overall, Pentair magic bowls are a stunning addition to any pool or outdoor living space. They combine style, function, and safety to create a truly enchanting water feature. Whether you want to create a tranquil atmosphere or make a bold statement, a magic bowl is the perfect choice..

Reviews for "Enhance the Performance of Your Water Filtration System with Pentair Maguc Bowls"

- John – 1 star

I was extremely disappointed with the Pentair magic bowls. The installation process was a nightmare, the instructions were confusing and there were missing parts. The bowl itself started leaking within a week and despite contacting customer service multiple times, I received no assistance. The quality of the material used is also poor as it started chipping and fading within a few months. Overall, a waste of money and time.

- Sarah - 2 stars

I had high hopes for the Pentair magic bowls, but unfortunately, they did not live up to my expectations. The design of the bowl is quite appealing, however, the functionality is lacking. The water flow is inconsistent and sometimes the water does not circulate properly, leaving stagnant spots in the bowl. Additionally, the lighting feature stopped working after just a few weeks of use. For the price, I expected a more durable and reliable product.

- Mike - 3 stars

I purchased the Pentair magic bowls for my backyard and while I appreciate the concept and aesthetics, I found the maintenance to be quite tedious. The bowl requires regular cleaning as leaves and debris easily get trapped in the water jets. It also takes a while to properly adjust the water flow and get the desired effect. While it can be a nice addition to outdoor decor, be prepared for the extra effort required to keep it in good condition.

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