
Designer Series Scupper 1: an angled canopy on twin curved legs that spills a wide sheet
The Outdoor Plus Designer Series Scupper 1 is an angled canopy carried on two curved legs over a square base, a twisted frame in powder-coated metal that reads as modern sculpture. Water spills off the broad flat top edge as a single wide sheet that tapers as it falls into the pool. It is water only, with no flame, built to order in the USA in 15 powder-coat colors.
Your pool builder plumbs the water line to the base. Want a circular form with a single stream? See the Designer Series Scupper 2. The Designer Series Scupper 1 ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
The Designer Series Scupper 1 stands alone in its class, boasting a unique, twisted frame that embodies the essence of modern artistry. Experience the mesmerizing cascade of water from the Designer Series, where harmony and design meet.
SKU : OPT-DSF1
| Color |
Black (-BLK), Bronze Hammertone (-BZHT), Copper Vein (CPV), Java (JAV), Matte Black (-ONX), Mist (-MST), Olive Green (-OGR), Pewter (Pew), Sapphire Blue (-SBL), Silver Vein (SLV), Smooth Gray (-GRY), Soft White (-STW), White Vein (-WHTV), White(WHT) |
FAQ
Why is the Designer Series Scupper 1 called the twisted scupper?
Its frame makes a full sculptural twist as it rises, so the Scupper 1 reads as modern art even with the water off. Switch it on and the stream pours from the top of that twisted column, which is why designers use it as a focal point rather than a background trickle.
What does a water scupper actually do?
A scupper is a plumbed spout that delivers a controlled stream of water into the pool, spa, or basin below. The Scupper 1 (SKU OPT-DSF1) ties into a recirculating line, reusing the same water continuously, which is the same principle behind the spillways on our water bowls.
How many finishes are available for the Scupper 1?
Fifteen powder coat colors, including Black, Bronze Hammertone, Copper Vein, Sapphire Blue, Olive Green, and Soft White. Dark shades let the Scupper 1’s twisted frame recede so the water stands out; lighter shades turn the sculpture itself into the show.
Does the Scupper 1 come with a fire feature?
No. The Scupper 1 is strictly a water feature, with no burner, gas line, or flame. If you want fire in the same scene, The Outdoor Plus builds dedicated fire bowls that sit naturally beside it, a fire-on-the-wall, water-in-the-pool pairing straight out of resort design.
Who installs a feature like the Scupper 1?
A pool contractor or landscape plumber is the right trade. The Scupper 1 needs a correctly sized supply line and pump, and poolside installs usually tee off the pool’s circulation system so flow can be balanced at the equipment pad. The piece itself arrives finished, so the work is plumbing, not assembly.
Can the Scupper 1 stay outdoors through winter?
The powder-coated body shrugs off cold; trapped water is the real hazard. Before hard freezes, shut the supply, drain the feed line, and let the Scupper 1 dry. In freeze-prone regions, most owners winterize it on the same schedule as the pool plumbing it shares.
How do I keep the powder coat on the Scupper 1 looking new?
Rinse it with fresh water regularly, especially around chlorinated or salt pools, and wash with mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh solvents, which dull the finish. A quick rinse and wipe a few times each season keeps the Scupper 1’s color true for years.