
Scoop Scupper: an open trough with sloped sides and a wide mouth, in copper or stainless, 4 to 8 inches
The Outdoor Plus Scoop scupper is an open-topped trough whose side walls slope in toward a wide, flat mouth, so water gathers and drops as one broad sheet. It sets into a pool wall, spa wall, or raised planter and is made in the USA. Choose 4, 6, or 8 inches wide in copper, which slowly darkens outdoors, or stainless steel, which keeps its shine.
Your builder plumbs the supply line to the back. Want a plain square spout instead? The Box style scupper is an open cube with a small bottom lip. The Scoop scupper ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
SKU Copper: OPT-SCS4 | OPT-SCS6 | OPT-SCS8 |
SKU Stainless Steel: OPT-SCS4-SS | OPT-SCS6-SS | OPT-SCS8-SS
| Size |
4″, 6″, 8″ |
| Finish |
Copper, Stainless Steel |
FAQ
What is the idea behind the Scoop Scupper’s shape?
Exactly what the name suggests: a scooped, ladle-like profile that cradles the water and releases it in a smooth, rounded pour. The Scoop Scupper has a softer, more sculpted presence than squared channels, which makes it a favorite for spa walls and intimate courtyard fountains.
What sizes does the Scoop Scupper come in?
Three petite widths of 4, 6, and 8 inches. Copper SKUs are OPT-SCS4, OPT-SCS6, and OPT-SCS8, with stainless steel versions adding the -SS suffix. These are accent-scale spouts, sized to be repeated along a wall or used singly over a spa rather than to flood a wide pool wall.
Should my Scoop Scupper be copper or stainless steel?
Both are solid, weather-hardy metals. Copper will gradually mellow into a rich brown patina that suits earthy stone and stucco; stainless steel keeps the Scoop looking crisp and current with nothing but a rinse. Pick the metal that matches how you want the wall to age.
Is the Scoop Scupper a good fit for a spa?
One of the best. Its 4 to 8 inch widths and gentle, rounded pour are scaled to a spa’s shorter walls and closer quarters, adding motion and a soothing trickle without splash-over. A single 6-inch Scoop centered over the spa is a simple, high-impact upgrade.
Who should install the Scoop Scupper?
A pool contractor or landscape plumber. The Scoop mounts into a wall or raised beam with a concealed recirculating feed line, and flow gets set at a balancing valve until the pour looks right. It is quick trade work when planned during construction, tougher as a retrofit.
Does the Scoop Scupper need special winter care?
Only the plumbing does. Have the feature line feeding the Scoop drained when your pool or fountain is closed for the season, and the solid metal spout itself can sit out every freeze without damage. No removal, wrapping, or covering is required.
Does the Scoop Scupper do fire as well as water?
No, it is purely a water spout with no gas components, and that is by design: fire lives in separate vessels. The Scoop pairs happily with a fire bowl overhead, and our water bowls collection carries the matching freestanding water features for the same project.