Rain Chains Japanese-style Rain Chains For Gutters For Heavy Rain Drainage Chain Gutter Drainage Downspout Functional And Decorative Replacement For Gutter Downspouts The rain chain is a beautiful sma

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QUALITY MATERIALS - Artistically designed and handmade using 20 gauge pure copper. The copper develops a beautiful patina over time. The links are soldered together for added durability and support.

QUALITY MATERIALS - Artistically designed and handmade using 20 gauge pure copper, finished in a hand-rubbed blue verde finish. The cups are slanted, which is not only for aesthetics, but also offers increased protection against water splashing. “This is the rain chain that I personally use at my own home. It offers a great balance of affordability, durability, and aesthetic appeal,” Kantor says.

How Do I Install My Rain Chain?

Actually I would go one step further and say that it’s better…I have a big tree in my front yard and the downspout always used to get clogged with tree leaves. Beneath the Kusari-doi it is common to place a prominent stone, a slab, a barrel or a stone basin of some sort to catch the water for later use. In gentle rain, erratically falling raindrops create attractive ripple pattern on the surface of such a basin, and provide yet more distraction. Look for Kusari-doi at the corners of traditional style houses, and at Japanese temples and shrines. They are most commonly found in the western and southern parts of the country and are rare in the north. Rain Chains are more visually appealing then downspouts and provide a soothing sound when in operation. Replacing a downspout with a rain chain provides a pleasing water feature.

But first, at Gutters London – Professional Services, we shall introduce you to the mechanism behind the wonder that is the rain chain. Cup Style Rain Chains are our most popular style of rain chains. Available in a variety of metals and styles, cup styles are the most effective in guiding the water to the ground with the least amount of splashing. They create a very soothing sound, perfect for any outdoor decor. The Aseneat Rain Chain offers a dozen different designs and colors (including links and cups), making it the best rain chain if you’re looking for a statement piece. Made from rust-resistant wrought iron, the 8.5-foot rain chain featuring an ornate iron bird cage design is our favorite. Each of the pieces clip together, so it’s easy to adjust if you’d like less length. Precisely – besides having to worry if it’s going to rain hard or not today, you’d also need to install a collection system below the rain chains so the water could in fact stay away from your house. If your home has at least 3 feet of overhang, you might not need that though. 3. Rain chains are for the weak – weak winds that is.Each flower has a 2.6-inch opening, so it can efficiently catch some water, though not as much as the options with larger cups. While the metal may not be as durable as copper, it’s still weather-resistant and won’t corrode easily. Sturdy Metal Craftsmanship - Crafted from high-quality metal, this rain chain guarantees durability and longevity. Its robust construction ensures years of maintenance-free display, allowing you to enjoy its tropical charm without worrying about wear and tear. Depending on the area in which you are and the volume of water you plan to harvest, having a cistern or other storage tank to store harvested rainwater is highly recommended. Depending on the type of rain chain you plan to use, your storage tank can be a barrel, galvanized tub, or stone drum with a hose inserted for easy use. Location Rest assured that each and every rain chain has been hand-selected by our fantastic team of merchandisers. And know that whatever you do select, you’ve chosen a unique, handcrafted piece that’s guaranteed to make your neighbors jealous. How Are The Rain Chains You Sell Made?

Generous Dimensions - This rain chain is 72 inches long and boasts a diameter of 4 inches, ensuring a captivating presence in your outdoor space. Its substantial size enhances its visual appeal, making it an eye-catching addition to your garden or patio. The Japanese invented rain chains to collect and direct run-off into basins. While many today have incorporated the rain chain into the rainwater harvesting system, the traditional means of allowing the water to collect into a small basin was used for spiritual and auditory purposes, not for rain harvesting. Despite their different materials and styles, the molding of rain chains in Japan today is still being done by hand using copper.

What’s The Origin Of Rain Chains?

Simply replace your existing down pipe by fitting our chain to the rain gutter hole or corner eaves of your home or patio. The practicality of this system should be considered if you live in a particularly windy place.Sonia explains how this can affect the system,‘when there is a windy day the water flow can be interrupted’ causing some excess splash. When faced with harsh and heavy rainfalls, link chains can sometimes create messy splatters,” Kantor adds. “Cup chains do a great job of directing the water, which I appreciate because I collect the water in a container to use to water my garden.” Your Questions, Answered How long should my rain chain be?