
V-Shape Scupper: a wedge block with a V channel that pours a pointed stream, 6 to 12 inches
The Outdoor Plus V-Shape scupper is a solid wedge with a V-shaped channel cut into its face. The channel tapers to a point, so water gathers and leaves as one pointed, concentrated stream. It sets into a pool wall, spa wall, or raised planter and is made in the USA. Choose 6, 8, 10, or 12 inches wide in copper, which darkens toward a brown patina, or stainless steel, which keeps its shine.
Your builder plumbs the supply line to the back. Want a deeper, narrower V with a threaded inlet? See the Single V scupper. The V-Shape scupper ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
SKU Copper: OPT-WS6 | OPT-WS8 | OPT-WS10 | OPT-WS12
SKU Stainless Steel: OPT-WS6-SS | OPT-WS8-SS | OPT-WS10-SS | OPT-WS12-SS
| Scupper Size |
10″, 12″, 6″, 8″ |
| Material |
Copper, Stainless Steel |
FAQ
Why choose a V-Shape Scupper over a flat spillway?
The V-shaped trough funnels the water toward a center point, so the V-Shape Scupper pours a bright, concentrated ribbon that catches light like a prism. Where flat scuppers whisper, this one sparkles; it is the profile to pick when you want the stream itself to be jewelry.
What sizes and SKUs does the V-Shape Scupper use?
Widths of 6, 8, 10, and 12 inches. Copper runs OPT-WS6 through OPT-WS12, and stainless steel adds the -SS suffix. Like the other compact scuppers in the metal collection, the V-Shape is designed to work solo over a spa or in a rhythmic row along a pool wall.
Does the V-Shape Scupper come in copper and stainless steel?
Yes, both solid metal. Copper is the romantic choice, deepening into a browned patina that suits Tuscan and desert palettes; stainless is the modernist choice, holding a clean silver face indefinitely. The V-Shape geometry and its concentrated pour are the same in either material.
How many V-Shape Scuppers look right on a wall?
Because each V-Shape pours a slim, defined stream, designers often repeat them: three across a spa wall, five across a long bond beam. Odd numbers compose naturally. One manifolded supply line with balancing valves keeps every stream identical, which your pool builder handles at rough-in.
What is involved in plumbing the V-Shape Scupper?
A recirculating feed line behind the wall, a balancing valve per unit, and a pump with enough capacity for the number of scuppers, all standard work for a pool contractor. The V-Shape needs only modest flow to form its signature ribbon, so it is not demanding on equipment.
How do I winterize the V-Shape Scupper?
Leave the scupper in place and empty the lines. The V-Shape’s solid metal body is freeze-proof; burst risk lives only in water trapped in supply plumbing. Draining feature lines is part of any normal pool closing, so mention the scupper to your pool tech and it is covered.
Is the V-Shape Scupper strictly a water feature?
Yes, water-only with no gas parts. It covers the water element; flame comes from a separate piece placed nearby. Browse our water bowls for freestanding companions, or add a fire bowl above the wall so the V-Shape’s sparkling ribbon dances against firelight after dark.