

or choose a gutter corner
from the gutter opening
by removing links so the chain hangs just above the ground, a basin, or a rain barrel
over a bed of river stones, a basin, or a drainage area so water flows away from the foundation
a soft waterfall in the rain, a gentle chime in the breeze
A soft, trickling waterfall right outside the window.
No more plastic downspout interrupting the garden view.
A breeze turns it into a gentle chime; sunlight catches the copper finish.
The kind of old-fashioned touch most people have never seen in person.

You'll need a simple gutter hanger or V-hook to attach the chain to your gutter opening — these cost a few dollars at any hardware store. (We're working on including one — let us know if that matters to you!)
The chain adjusts easily — remove links to shorten it, or add an extension chain for tall gutters.
The iron is treated with an anti-rust coating for outdoor use. In harsh winter climates, storing it dry in the off-season will keep the finish beautiful longest.
A bed of river stones, a ceramic basin, or a rain barrel all work beautifully — anything that lets water drain away from your foundation.
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