Description
Scupper is made of 26 Gauge Galvanized Steel, Center, Left or Right flange options, 10″ or 12″ Stem length. Hot Solder as Option. Scuppers, or Roof Outlets, provide a pathway for water to flow through parapet walls or any other raised edge around a flat roof. Primary roof scuppers normally channel water off the roof into a conductor box (leader head) that connects to a downspout or gutter. Some Scuppers have a simple spout that pours water down the side of the building, while others are connected to downspouts that send the water directly to the ground level. For architectural, residential, and commercial roofing. ASTM A-653, ASTM A-792
| Variant |
|---|
| 2″ x 3″ Left |
| 2″ x 3″ Center |
| 2″ x 3″ Right |
| 3″ x 3″ Left |
| 3″ x 3″ Center |
| 3″ x 3″ Right |
| 3″ x 4″ Left |
| 3″ x 4″ Center |
| 3″ x 4″ Right |
| 4″ x 4″ Left |
| 4″ x 4″ Center |
| 4″ x 4″ Right |
| 4″ x 6″ Left |
| 4″ x 6″ Center |
| 4″ x 6″ Right |
| 6″ x 6″ Left |
| 6″ x 6″ Center |
| 6″ x 6″ Right |
Product Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What steel standards do Scuppers meet?
ASTM A653 applies to the galvanized steel used to make the product.
What helps prevent blockage around Scuppers?
Keep the scupper throat and exterior discharge clear of roofing material, sealant, leaves, and debris that can narrow the opening.
How does roof water get through a parapet to the outside?
Scuppers carry roof water through a parapet or wall to an exterior leader head, downspout, or discharge point.
Which metal are Scuppers made of?
Scuppers are made from galvanized steel.
What gauge are Scuppers?
Scuppers are made in 26 gauge.
