
Designer Series Scupper 8: a sculpture of interlocking square frames that pours one wide sheet
The Outdoor Plus Designer Series Scupper 8 is a water sculpture of interlocking square tubes and open frames on a square base, in powder-coated metal. Water leaves a flat lip on one side as a single wide sheet, so the piece reads as modern art by day and a waterfall by night. 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 sphere instead of frames? The Designer Series Scupper 7 fans water off a polished ball. The Designer Series Scupper 8 ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
All aspects of the Designer Series Scupper 8 have been conceived with your outdoor space in mind. Its design doesn’t just mimic art; it functions as a dynamic water display, standing out in your existing landscape while adding a modern touch. The cascade of water creates a serene experience, complementing the natural sounds of your outdoor sanctuary.
SKU : OPT-DSF8
| 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 do people call the Scupper 8 functional art?
Because it was drawn as sculpture first and plumbing second. The Designer Series Scupper 8 stands out in a landscape the way an installed artwork does, then earns its keep as a dynamic water display, sending a serene cascade into the pool or basin below it.
What is the difference between a scupper and a waterfall?
A waterfall is a broad, loosely formed sheet; a scupper is an architectural spout that shapes water into a deliberate stream. The Scupper 8 sits firmly in the second camp: its cascade is composed, repeatable, and tuned with a valve rather than left to chance.
Which finishes suit the Scupper 8 best?
All 15 powder coat colors are available, from Black and Gray to Copper Vein and Soft White. Because the Scupper 8 is meant to stand out, most buyers choose a finish that contrasts with the wall or planting behind it rather than blending in.
Is the Scupper 8 water-only?
Yes. No burner, no gas line, no flame. The Scupper 8 covers the water half of an outdoor composition; for the fire half, a pool fire bowl in a matching powder coat alongside it delivers the fire-and-water contrast without complicating either installation.
What trade do I call to install the Scupper 8?
A pool contractor or landscape plumber. They will run a pump-fed supply line to the Scupper 8, tie into pool circulation where appropriate, and set the cascade with a balancing valve. Electrical for the pump goes to a licensed electrician, standard practice for any water feature.
Can the Scupper 8 stay out in a northern winter?
Yes, as long as it goes into winter dry. Shut the water off, drain the feed line, and the Scupper 8’s powder-coated body will ride out snow and ice without trouble. Freeze damage in water features is almost always burst plumbing, not the metalwork.
What does finish care look like for the Scupper 8?
Low effort: rinse with fresh water routinely, wash with mild soap and a soft cloth as needed, and never use abrasive pads. If the Scupper 8 lives beside a salt pool, rinse more often so spray never dries and dwells on the coating.