POOL SCUPPERS

A pool scupper is a decorative water feature that allows water to flow from one area to another, typically from a raised wall or basin into the pool. It combines both aesthetic and functional benefits, enhancing circulation while creating a soothing waterfall effect.

Pool scuppers are commonly made from high-quality materials like stainless steel, copper, and brass. These metals are durable, corrosion-resistant, and ideal for constant exposure to water and pool chemicals.

While they add visual appeal, pool scuppers also help with water circulation and aeration. The moving water can reduce stagnant areas, improving water quality and creating a more refreshing swimming experience.

The right size depends on the desired water flow, your pool size, and the design layout. Wider scuppers offer a dramatic cascade, while smaller ones create a subtle effect. Flow rate and plumbing capacity are also factors. 

Yes! Many pool scuppers are made from marine-grade stainless steel or specially treated metals that resist corrosion from saltwater. Always confirm material compatibility with your pool type.

Scuppers are typically built into raised walls or water features during pool construction or renovation. Proper plumbing and waterproofing are essential. Professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and aesthetics.

Minimal maintenance is needed. Periodically clean debris from the water flow area and check for mineral buildup or corrosion. Occasional polishing or sealing (for copper or brass) can help preserve the finish.

Yes, it’s possible to add scuppers to an existing pool, though it may involve modifying the structure and plumbing. A pool contractor can assess feasibility and provide options.

Absolutely! Pool scuppers come in a variety of styles, including wide sheet falls, round spouts, spillway bowls, and custom-designed features. Finishes can range from polished to patina for a tailored look.

Scuppers offer a sleek, modern alternative to waterfalls or bubblers. They produce a clean, laminar flow and can be integrated seamlessly into pool walls or architectural elements, offering elegance and tranquility.