Copper Rain Chain – Spread an Elegant Beauty

Oct. 6, 2011 - PRLog -- The Copper Rain Chain, depict an elegant and enchanting piece of garden art where a distasteful gutter downspout used to be located. The elegance and beauty of a rain chain also stems from the material, which is use to fabricate it. Copper is commonly used to fabricate these accessories, as the metal can by nature acquire a beautiful green patina with age rain water and the elements weather it. The uncomplicated utility and perceptible beauty of copper makes a rain chain an exquisite piece of outdoor décor. Moreover, when it is raining, it also produces a melodious sound as water flows through the cups or links.

During rains, the chains replicate the movement of rainwater, by jerking and vibrating, as the water rushes down them. Placing a birdbath or basin at the base of the chain only serves to accentuate the effect. With the arrival of winter season, Rain Chain downspouts become covered in ice and shine in the sun. Visual effect rendered by the cascade of water streaming down the chain or through the cups is truly enchanting. Further, it can be quite relaxing to watch a rain chain hanging from the gutter.

Hassle-free, installation of rain chains requires minimal expertise and frugal resources. Many a times, chains come with an accessory, which eases their attachment to the existing gutters. A Rain Chain gets attached with the gutter by sitting over its hole, thereby directing the flow of water directly down and onto the chain. In case a need arise for their removal or transfer, it can be done pretty easily as well. Further, it is also easy to put a rain chain in an area where there is not currently a downspout or hole.

Specifically, properly placed rain chain, provide exceptional service to planter boxes. Before putting the Copper Rain Chain to full use, it is recommended to test them using a garden hose. The basis of this test is based on the fact that an improperly seated chain will not direct the flow of water downward. Owing to this scenario, it will detract from the cosmetic benefit of the chain leading to the interruption in proper water drainage. In case such a thing happens, bending the attachment piece slightly can seat it at the proper angle, thereby permitting water to flow downward.

When properly installed, the rain chain will enable water to flow down each pot or link in a seamless line. This in turn, creates an enchanting visual effect, whilst draining the water directly below the end of the chain.

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