Collection: Rain Chains

Our rain chains are made of pure copper and brass, which can withstand harsh weather conditions and is resistant to rust and corrosion. Over time, our copper rain chains develop a beautiful natural patina that adds character and charm to your home. Copper and brass rain chains are popular for their durability, aesthetic appeal, and sustainability. So, when choosing a copper and brass rain chain, you're investing in your home's aesthetic appeal and functionality.

Installing a rain chain is relatively easy and typically requires only a few basic tools, such as a screwdriver and a ladder. Also, our rain chains come with all the necessary installation instructions to help make the process as easy as possible.

Cup rain chains and link rain chains are two popular styles. Cup rain chains use a series of cups to direct water down the chain, while link rain chains use interlocking links. Cup rain chains are best for heavier rainfalls, while link chains are better suited to lighter rains.

Rain chains can be used on flat or low-pitched roofs, but it's important to ensure that the chain is installed correctly to prevent water pooling on your roof.

Rain chains are just as effective as traditional downspouts in managing water runoff and, in some cases, can be even more efficient. The chains' cups or links help slow the water flow, allowing it to disperse more evenly over a larger area.

Our copper and brass rain chains will naturally patina over time, which can add to their charm and beauty.

Rain chains require minimal maintenance, but keeping them clean and the gutters free of debris is important to prevent clogs.