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Arts Galvanized Flat Scupper Drop Outlet, 26 Gauge Steel, 2-3 in. x 5-10 in. Sizes with 10 in. Tail Pipe
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Arts Galvanized Flat Scupper Drop Outlet, 26 Gauge Steel, 2-3 in. x 5-10 in. Sizes with 10 in. Tail Pipe
The Arts Galvanized Flat Scupper Drop Outlet provides a drainage outlet through parapet walls or gravel stops on flat and built-up roofs. Made of 26 gauge galvanized steel with a 10 in. tail pipe, it works with gutters and downspouts to route water where you want it. Each variant is sold per piece; four sizes are available.
Key Features:
- Parapet drainage outlet: Scuppers provide an outlet through parapet walls or gravel stops on flat and built-up roofs to drain excess water.
- 26 gauge steel: Constructed of 26 gauge galvanized steel for durable, corrosion-resistant roof drainage.
- 10 in. tail pipe: Includes a 10 in. tail pipe to carry water away from the wall or gravel stop.
- Pairs with gutters: Can be used in conjunction with gutters and downspouts to divert flow to the desired location.
- Multiple sizes: Available in 2 in. x 5 in., 2 in. x 10 in., 3 in. x 5 in., and 3 in. x 10 in. configurations.
- Mill finish: Offered in mill galvanized finish for a clean, low-maintenance look.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Arts |
| Sell unit | 1 piece |
| Product line | Flat scupper drop outlets for flat and built-up roofs |
| Available sizes | ['2 in. x 5 in. 26 GA', '2 in. x 10 in. 26 GA', '3 in. x 5 in. 26 GA', '3 in. x 10 in. 26 GA'] |
| Material | 26 gauge galvanized steel |
| Color / finish | Mill |
| Nominal size | 3 in. x 10 in. (largest variant) |
| Length | 10 in. tail pipe |
| Intended use | Drainage outlet through parapet walls or gravel stops on flat and built-up roofs |
| Assembly | Ready to install; use with gutters and downspouts |
Fit and Compatibility:
Designed for flat and built-up roof assemblies and pairs with standard gutters and downspouts. A 90-degree scupper version for wall installations is also available in the Arts scupper line; gutters, downspouts and fasteners are sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What comes with one order?
A: One piece (scupper with 10 in. tail pipe) in the size you select at checkout.
Q: Which size should I choose?
A: Sizes range from 2 in. x 5 in. up to 3 in. x 10 in.; match the outlet size to your drainage requirements and existing gutter or downspout connection.
Q: Where is this installed?
A: Through parapet walls or gravel stops on flat and built-up roofs to allow drainage of excess water.
Q: What is it made of?
A: 26 gauge galvanized steel with a mill finish.
Q: Can it feed a gutter or downspout?
A: Yes, scuppers can be used in conjunction with gutters and downspouts to divert flow to the desired location.
Q: Is there a wall-mount version?
A: The line is also available in a 90-degree configuration for wall installations.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Size the scupper to the roof's drainage demand; larger 3 in. x 10 in. outlets move more water on big flat roofs. Keep the tail pipe long enough to clear the wall face so water discharges into the gutter or downspout rather than down the facade. On built-up roofs, integrate the flange into the membrane per standard scupper detailing to prevent leaks at the curb.
Install scupper work from proper roof access and fall protection, and follow local roofing codes for flat roof drainage.
Order the Arts Galvanized Flat Scupper Drop Outlet in the size your flat roof drainage plan calls for.
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