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Saturday, October 11, 2014
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Architectural Designing using Rain Chains
Rain Chains are a great, new architectural design element for your home and garden. If you want to make something that will make your garden a more beautiful and relaxing place, rain chains are the way to go. Rain chains have both decorative and functional purposes. They create a water feature out of traditional style downspouts. At RainChains4Less.com you can purchase 100% Copper Rain Chains and Accessories transforming you home to be more eco-friendly.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Why Add a Rain Chain to you Home?
Why add a Rain Chain
to your home?
Rain chains offer great curb appeal. They are beautiful and also add personality to your home or patio. Rain chains are a functional and maintenance free option to accent your home or garden. As the water flows down the chain, a lovely water feature is created before your eyes! While rain chains can be made from various materials, RainChains4Less.com uses copper, exclusively, so that your décor is also 100% eco-friendly.
You can view our product at www.RainChains4Less.com
Rain chains offer great curb appeal. They are beautiful and also add personality to your home or patio. Rain chains are a functional and maintenance free option to accent your home or garden. As the water flows down the chain, a lovely water feature is created before your eyes! While rain chains can be made from various materials, RainChains4Less.com uses copper, exclusively, so that your décor is also 100% eco-friendly.
You can view our product at www.RainChains4Less.com
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Copper Rain Chains: A New Trend
Aluminum downspouts are
the norm but, tend to look bland and utilitarian. However, a new trend has become fashionable in
recent years… Copper Rain Chains.
They are functional, aesthetically beautiful and eco-friendly. They perform the same function a downspouts while
creating a pleasant visual effect while channeling rainwater down the
chain and away from your foundation. For
more information on rain chains, contact www.RainChains4Less.com.
Sunday, August 19, 2012
RainChains4Less Announces a New Line of Products Coming in 2012
In September 2012, RainChains4Less is updating their inventory and is releasing a new line of 100% Copper Rain Chains and Accessories.
Expected to be one of the most popular items, is the new and improved Tulip chain. It's Unique petal design Tulip Cup Rain Chain is shaped like a floral blossom. Every Tulip Cup is 4" tall and has a 4"W top diameter. When installed, it measures 8.5' with 12 Flower Cups. Every Rain Chain comes with a V-shaped attachment piece which easily installs into your existing gutter system. The length of their Copper Rain Chains can be easily adjusted by adding or removing Cups and is a sufficient length for any standard single story house. The 100% pure sold copper construction will enable your Rain Chain to last for decades.
For more information on the new products, contact RainChains4Less@aol.com.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
What is a Rain Chain?
Rain chains are a fashionable, functional and affordable outdoor accessory that adds aesthetic charm to any home.
Japan was the first county to introduce rain chains to the world where the practice of capturing rain water for use in the household has been centuries old. The Japanese people are very much in touch with nature. Rather than avoid the rain or just tolerate it, they embrace it and make sure that no rainwater is wasted. In North America, rainy days are viewed as an inconvenience, and a day to be avoided. RainChains4Less.com is attempting to change that. People throughout the world are becoming more aware than ever of the importance of rain. Especially, with water being one of our most precious natural resources.
The way a rain chain works is quite simple. The majority of homes today have rain gutters, and at the end of the gutter is a downspout. Rainwater hits the roof and flows into the gutter which leads to the downspout. Gravity then pulls the water down through downspout toward the ground. Rain chains replace the enclosed downspout. Rain chains are made up of a series of connected copper cups or links making the experience functional yet, aesthetically beautiful. The material best suited for rain chains is copper; copper is a natural element. Rain Chains made from 100% copper (not copper plated) are eco-friendly and can naturally endure being exposed to the outdoor elements. The Statue of Liberty is all copper and still stands tall and beautiful after 120 years.
RainChains4Less produces the highest quality 100% pure copper rain chains that will last lifetimes. Rain chains will add to the beauty and charm of your home for many years to come. If you have any questions about any of our policies or products, please do not hesitate to contact us. Also, please be sure to check out our Frequently Asked Questions section of the website at www.RainChains4Less.com. We can be reached at RainChains4Less@aol.com, or (954) 224-8204.
www.RainChains4Less.com
Japan was the first county to introduce rain chains to the world where the practice of capturing rain water for use in the household has been centuries old. The Japanese people are very much in touch with nature. Rather than avoid the rain or just tolerate it, they embrace it and make sure that no rainwater is wasted. In North America, rainy days are viewed as an inconvenience, and a day to be avoided. RainChains4Less.com is attempting to change that. People throughout the world are becoming more aware than ever of the importance of rain. Especially, with water being one of our most precious natural resources.
The way a rain chain works is quite simple. The majority of homes today have rain gutters, and at the end of the gutter is a downspout. Rainwater hits the roof and flows into the gutter which leads to the downspout. Gravity then pulls the water down through downspout toward the ground. Rain chains replace the enclosed downspout. Rain chains are made up of a series of connected copper cups or links making the experience functional yet, aesthetically beautiful. The material best suited for rain chains is copper; copper is a natural element. Rain Chains made from 100% copper (not copper plated) are eco-friendly and can naturally endure being exposed to the outdoor elements. The Statue of Liberty is all copper and still stands tall and beautiful after 120 years.
RainChains4Less produces the highest quality 100% pure copper rain chains that will last lifetimes. Rain chains will add to the beauty and charm of your home for many years to come. If you have any questions about any of our policies or products, please do not hesitate to contact us. Also, please be sure to check out our Frequently Asked Questions section of the website at www.RainChains4Less.com. We can be reached at RainChains4Less@aol.com, or (954) 224-8204.
The Benefits of a Rain Chain
The Benefits of a Rain Chain
by www.RainChains4Less.com
by www.RainChains4Less.com
If you've never heard of a rain
chain before, you may be having difficulty visualizing precisely what this
device is and how it works. Most houses nowadays have a gutter system that
collects rainwater during heavy rain storms and channels it to a downspout that
guides the water to the ground. With rain chains, instead of a downspout, you
have a sequence of cups, strung in a vertical line, that in essence perform the
same duty as a downspout.
How to
employ a rain chain
The method of hanging rain chains begins with removing the old downspout, which generally entails little more than removing a couple of screws and support brackets, and then removing the downspout itself. This will leave an opening at the pinnacle of your gutter. From this opening, a metal support attachment, similar in shape to a V with wings stretching to either side, can be placed over the gutter opening as the support structure for the rain chain. From this support, the rain chain can be attached and hang down freely to where it can empty onto the ground, a basin or planter.
The method of hanging rain chains begins with removing the old downspout, which generally entails little more than removing a couple of screws and support brackets, and then removing the downspout itself. This will leave an opening at the pinnacle of your gutter. From this opening, a metal support attachment, similar in shape to a V with wings stretching to either side, can be placed over the gutter opening as the support structure for the rain chain. From this support, the rain chain can be attached and hang down freely to where it can empty onto the ground, a basin or planter.
Benefits
Now that you know more about rain chains, you could be thinking to yourself,”Okay, they sound neat, but why bother installing such a device?” There are many answers to this question.
Who can deny that having a look at a rain chain is more enjoyable to the eye than the typical downspout. A rain chain is a beautiful addition to your home, not only enhancing your curb appeal but providing personal enjoyment as well . The rain chain not only makes for an interesting talking point but it is just fun to watch. There will still be people however, that query whether the aesthetic aspects of a rain chain are not outweighed by the functionality of the typical downspout.
That is the great part of the rain chain -- not only is it nice to have a look at, but it is functional as well . What's better is that in the wintertime, you will not get ice blockages inside your downspout. These are instead replaced by beautiful ice flows that are caught and made by the rain chain's unique design.
Buy beautiful 100% pure copper Rain Chains at www.RainChains4Less.com to replace your ugly downspouts!
Now that you know more about rain chains, you could be thinking to yourself,”Okay, they sound neat, but why bother installing such a device?” There are many answers to this question.
Who can deny that having a look at a rain chain is more enjoyable to the eye than the typical downspout. A rain chain is a beautiful addition to your home, not only enhancing your curb appeal but providing personal enjoyment as well . The rain chain not only makes for an interesting talking point but it is just fun to watch. There will still be people however, that query whether the aesthetic aspects of a rain chain are not outweighed by the functionality of the typical downspout.
That is the great part of the rain chain -- not only is it nice to have a look at, but it is functional as well . What's better is that in the wintertime, you will not get ice blockages inside your downspout. These are instead replaced by beautiful ice flows that are caught and made by the rain chain's unique design.
Buy beautiful 100% pure copper Rain Chains at www.RainChains4Less.com to replace your ugly downspouts!
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