
Designer Series Scupper 6: a vase-shaped water sculpture with an open center and a flared lip
The Outdoor Plus Designer Series Scupper 6 is a smooth vase or lyre shape in powder-coated metal, with an open oval through its middle and a flared lip at the top. Water leaves the lip as a single rounded stream, and the flowing lines are meant to echo the water itself. 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. Prefer a broad arch that pours a wide sheet? The Designer Series Scupper 5 is the one. The Designer Series Scupper 6 ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Embodying the fluidity of water itself, the Designer Series Scupper 6 is a harmonious addition to any outdoor space, with smooth lines that mimic the organic flow of nature. Its sleek design ensures it blends seamlessly into its surroundings, offering a visual and auditory tranquil sensation, reminiscent of a serene stream.
SKU : OPT-DSF6
| 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
What design idea is behind the Scupper 6?
Fluidity. The Designer Series Scupper 6 is shaped to echo the way water itself moves, with smooth, continuous lines and no hard angles. Where other Designer scuppers announce themselves, the Scupper 6 blends into its surroundings and lets the stream feel like part of the landscape.
Will the Scupper 6 stand out or disappear into my yard?
Your finish choice decides. In Olive Green, Gray, or Java, the Scupper 6 melts into planting and stone; in Soft White or Sapphire Blue it becomes a focal point. Fifteen powder coat colors are available, so the same organic shape can play either role.
Does a scupper like the Scupper 6 need a pond underneath?
It needs some reservoir to catch and recirculate water: a pool, a spa, or a contractor-built basin that can hide under stone or grating. The Scupper 6 does not consume water; the same supply cycles continuously, so even a compact concealed basin works fine.
Can the Scupper 6 run fire and water together?
No. The OPT-DSF6 is a water-only feature with no gas components. To get both elements, place a pool fire bowl nearby: the Scupper 6’s stream-like pour and a low bowl of flame make a balanced pairing without combining plumbing and gas in one piece.
Is installing the Scupper 6 a big job?
Not for a pool contractor or landscape plumber. It is one supply line, a pump or a tee off pool circulation, and a balancing valve. Most of the project is deciding where the Scupper 6 pours; the plumbing itself is a routine day of trade work.
How does the Scupper 6 handle freezing weather?
The body is fine outdoors year-round; the plumbing is what needs attention. Before winter, close the supply, drain the line to the Scupper 6, and clear trapped water. Owners in mild climates simply keep it running, since moving water and the occasional light frost coexist fine.
What upkeep does the Scupper 6’s finish need?
A fresh-water rinse every week or two, plus a gentle wash with mild soap when grime builds. Keep abrasives and harsh chemicals away from the powder coat. Because the Scupper 6 sits in the splash zone, rinsing off dried minerals promptly keeps water spots from etching in.