
Tsunami scupper: a 30-inch stainless wave lip that pours one wide sheet of water
The Outdoor Plus Tsunami scupper is a USA-made, brushed stainless steel water spout, 30 inches wide and shaped like a curling wave. Mounted on a pool wall or raised planter, its wide mouth pours one smooth, broad sheet with a low rushing sound. Copper and 15 powder coat colors are also available; ask us about matching other coated pieces.
Its wide mouth means one Tsunami usually serves a whole wall, replacing rows of smaller spouts. You supply the plumbing and pump. Want a narrower spill or a fire and water spout? Browse The Outdoor Plus scuppers. The Tsunami scupper ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
FAQ
What makes the Tsunami Scupper live up to its name?
At 30 inches wide with a sculpted, wave-inspired form, the Tsunami releases a broad, dramatic sweep of water rather than a polite trickle. It is a statement piece for a feature wall, the scupper you choose when the water itself should be the architecture.
What are the specs on the Tsunami Scupper?
One size, 30 inches, under SKU OPT-TSUSCPSS30, with an unusually wide finish menu: copper, stainless steel, or 15 powder coat colors including Black, White, Silver Vein, Java, Gray, Pewter, Copper Vein, Olive Green, Mist, Soft White, Onyx Black, Bronze Hammertone, Sapphire Blue, White Vein and Gold Vein. Full dimensions are on the specification sheet on the product page.
Which Tsunami finish should I pick?
Copper if you want the Tsunami to age into a living patina; stainless steel if you want permanent bright modernity; powder coat if the scupper must match other coated features, with 15 colors to work from. All are outdoor-rated, so the decision is style, not durability.
Is one Tsunami Scupper enough for a pool wall?
Usually, yes, and that is the point. A single 30-inch Tsunami centered on a raised wall carries the composition by itself, where smaller scuppers get repeated in rows. Flank it with planters or lighting rather than more scuppers and let the wave hold the stage.
What should my contractor know about installing the Tsunami?
That it is a wide-sheet feature: the Tsunami needs a properly sized recirculating supply and a balancing valve so the full 30-inch spill runs evenly edge to edge. A pool contractor or landscape plumber roughs in the line during wall construction and tunes the flow at startup.
How does the Tsunami Scupper handle winter?
The body, in any of its finishes, is unfazed by freezing temperatures and stays mounted year-round. Winterizing means draining the supply plumbing at pool closing so no water sits in the lines. That single step is the whole cold-weather program for the Tsunami.
Does the Tsunami Scupper have a fire option?
No, the Tsunami is water-only, with no gas components. It anchors the water side of a design; fire arrives via a separate bowl or pit nearby, often in a matching finish. Our water bowls collection rounds out the same project with freestanding spillway pieces.