The Outdoor Plus Designer Series Fire Feature 11 - Scupper High Quality Powder Coat Finish

The Designer Series Scupper 11 brings a contemporary industrial flair to outdoor spaces, combining bold aesthetics with functional design. Its spout creates a unique visual contrast against the solid pillar, making it a striking centerpiece for any patio or garden. This scupper makes a bold statement, blending effortlessly into modern outdoor decor while providing an unforgettable water and fire feature experience.

Features:

• Industrial Design with Modern Appeal:
  The sleek, industrial-inspired design of the Scupper 11 is both modern and functional, offering a sharp contrast between its spout and the clean lines of the pillar behind it.
• Customizable Ignition and Gas Options:
  Choose between a traditional Match Lit Ignition or a CSA Certified Low Voltage Electronic Ignition for seamless operation. Available in both Liquid Propane and Natural Gas configurations to suit your needs.

Specifications:

Dimensions:

• Length: 12”
• Width: 12”
• Height: 32”

Ignition Type:

• Match Lit Ignition
• Low Voltage Electronic Ignition (CSA Certified)

Gas Type:

• Liquid Propane
• Natural Gas

Color Options:

• 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)

Bring an industrial edge to your outdoor space with the Designer Series Scupper 11, where modern design meets functional elegance. Its bold, minimalist lines make it the perfect addition to patios, gardens, or poolside settings looking to make a lasting impression.

-WARRANTY- 1 Year Warranty against manufacturing defects.

NOTE: Installation must be done by a local Professional Technician

WARNING: Combustion byproducts produced when using this product include chemicals known to the State of California to harm health. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Important: Always wait until the units have completely cooled down before covering them, and let them air out every couple of days to prevent condensation from building up inside, as this may result in the covers sticking to the surface.