Monarch Rain Chains 29001 Tropfenförmige Regenkette aus reinem Kupfer, 8-1/2 Fuß Länge Ersatz-Fallrohr für Dachrinnen

Name: Monarch Rain Chains 29001 Tropfenförmige Regenkette aus reinem Kupfer, 8-1/2 Fuß Länge Ersatz-Fallrohr für Dachrinnen
Brand: Monarch Rain Chains
SKU: 0633402290016
Price: 133.42 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Monarch Rain Chains

3.6/5

€
133.42

Die tropfenförmige Regenkette aus reinem Kupfer von Monarch verleiht Ihren Regenrinnen ein modernes dekoratives Element. Erzeugt eine ruhige Atmosphäre, während das Regenwasser über die gesamte Länge der Regenkette herabfließt. Hergestellt aus robustem 8-Gauge-Kupfer. Wird mit insgesamt 27 eleganten tropfenförmigen Gliedern zusammengebaut geliefert, um eine 8,5 Fuß lange Kette zu bilden. Wird mit einer Querstange für eine einfache Installation geliefert.

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EAN: 0633402290016

Kategorien Patio, Rasen & Garten, Außendekoration, Regenketten,

Erhöhen Sie die Attraktivität des Bordsteins: Die Regenkette ist eine schöne, intelligente und umweltfreundliche Alternative zum Ersatz herkömmlicher Dachrinnen-Fallrohre. Vervollständigen Sie den Look, indem Sie eines unserer Dachrinnenreduzierungssets, Becken oder Verankerungspfähle hinzufügen. Erhöhen Sie die Attraktivität des Bordsteins: Die Regenkette ist eine schöne, intelligente und umweltfreundliche Alternative zum Ersatz herkömmlicher Dachrinnen-Fallrohre. Vervollständigen Sie den Look, indem Sie eines unserer Dachrinnenreduzierungssets, Becken oder Verankerungspfähle hinzufügen. HOCHWERTIGE KONSTRUKTION: Die Fallrohr-Alternative wird von erfahrenen Handwerkern zusammengebaut, um langfristige Haltbarkeit und Stabilität zu gewährleisten. Die Regenkette ist künstlerisch und funktional gestaltet, besteht aus robustem 8-Gauge-Kupfer und ist rostbeständig. VIELSEITIG: Die Regenkette aus Kupfer ist wunderschön mit 27 tropfenförmigen Gliedern zusammengesetzt. Jedes Glied der Regenketten für Dachrinnen hat einen Durchmesser von 2,25 Zoll und eine Höhe von 3,5 Zoll. Kaufen Sie einen zusätzlichen Regenketten-Fallrohr-Ersatz und verlängern Sie ihn auf die gewünschte Länge. STILVOLLES ERSCHEINUNGSBILD: Das Regenketten-Fallrohr im modernen Stil verleiht Ihren Dachrinnen einen optisch ansprechenden Akzent. Wie bei allen Regenketten ist mit Spritzern zu rechnen. Die Regenkette aus Kupfer entwickelt mit der Zeit eine schöne bräunliche Patina auf der Oberfläche. Funktionelles Fallrohr-Design: Die Regenketten für Dachrinnen haben eine Standardlänge von 8,5 Fuß. Das Wasser fließt in Kaskaden an jedem Ring der Regenketten nach draußen und sorgt so für ein wunderschönes Wasserspiel. Die Installation des alternativen Fallrohrs für die Dachrinne erfordert kein Werkzeug und eine Installationsanleitung ist im Lieferumfang enthalten.

Country of Origin	India
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 328 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	29001
Item Weight	3.6 pounds
Manufacturer	Monarch Int'l Inc.
Product Dimensions	3.5 x 2 x 102 inches

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Scritto da: Linda Simmons

Good purchase

It seems a bit flimsy so I’ll see how well it holds up.

Scritto da: L. Richardson

In moderate rain, it doesn't really work

I have a porch that, when it rains, gets drenched from the sides (it has a roof), so I decided to install gutters and this slender rain chain, not really wanting it to be big and obvious. But with the first rain the chain got quickly overwhelmed by the stream of water and it just splashed all over, defeating the purpose. Probably fine for minor rain flow, but for diverting any real rain away from a structure--not sure this fits the bill.

Scritto da: Dr. Cujo

Nicer look than a downspout, carefully plan installation!

The media could not be loaded. The photos tell the story. Needed a way to handle the rain water that was collecting in the short section of gutter that runs perpendicular to the house, as water was spilling over the end cap. There is not enough room on the fascia to properly slope the gutter to drain all the way to the left side of the house. A downspout wouldn’t look great at the location where I installed the chain, so I decided to give this a try. The chain is well-made and attractive. I installed the chain differently than the instructions suggested and it works pretty well. You can see in the photo that I made the smallest hole possible using a hole saw to sneak the small end link up through gutter and simply slid a bolt through that link to secure it inside the gutter. The oval shaped adapter is far too large for my gutter, and my gutters are larger than the standard home center width. If you’re going to use (pay for) an adapter, be sure to check measurements prior to purchase. I chose a screw-in dog tie out stake to secure the chain inside the pot ($5 at the blue home center) and the resin whisky barrel ($12) from the same place to provide a place to catch and direct the rain water. I drilled two holes in the barrel...a small one in the center to allow for the stake and another for drainage on the side where I wanted the water to exit. The barrel sits on several inches of stone. I filled it half with stone and about 3” of rubber mulch on top of that. I then made a stone-filled trench that directs the water away from the house. I was most concerned about the drainage and I must say that it is working exactly as intended. In low wind conditions, the chain performs exactly as you see in the video. When windier, more of the water is “scattered” from the chain, but it disperses enough that it doesn’t puddle and still follows my trench. In summary, the chain is great for a specific application like mine, but don’t expect it to replace a downspout on a full section of gutter and to do as good of a job. I think it would perform even better if a proper adapter would have allowed to direct the water further down the chain. No fifth star because the adapter package deal was a bit misleading and useless for me.

Scritto da: BSage

Creates a nice, almost laminar flow down the chain in a torrential rain.

We dropped this from a prominent downspout into a beautiful ceramic pot filled with stones that was buried into a drain field. The water cascades down the chain with little splash and disappears into the container. Having drilled numerous holes in the bottom of the pot it has never over flowed and the drain field charges the area filled with tree ferns and ginger. The chain copper, so it weathers well, is nice looking, unassuming, uncomplicated and does it's job without shouting for attention !

Scritto da: Anita Coffee

This rain chain held up even with ice

I used a gutter adapter to hang this beautiful rain chain. With heavy rain, which we get in Oregon, some of the water escapes through the adapter hole missing the chain, splashing against the house. Otherwise, it has helped so much as an additional downspout where I have my deck roof joining my house gutter. And it looks much better than an ugly downspout and costs less since I could do it myself.

Scritto da: dick

Spreds more than collects

Have 8 feet hanging from a gutter outlet. Water follows the chain only about half way before becoming droplets that "jump" away from the chain. A two foot diameter circle ends up surrounding the base of the chain. Am considering either shortening the chain to end in some kind of collector or replacing the chain to more of a cup design. Chain quality itself is good.

Scritto da: FlyGirl

Monarch Aluminum Teardrop Rain Chain with Aluminum Gutter Reducer

It has only been up for two weeks so we'll see how it does over the course of the winter and wet spring. I like the simple design and it feels pretty sturdy in my hand. I will update this review in the spring to share how it held up through the PNW winter. I took off one star because the top of the gutter reducer does not sit flat on the inside of the 5" gutter. It's too wide. I had to bend up the sides to make it work. Not the end of the world because the aluminum is pretty easy to bend, but more work than I expected.

Scritto da: Richard Sievers

Beautiful and sturdy

In the photo are two rain chains replacing ugly down spouts during front yard upgrade. We secured the base to 90 degree pvc piping connected to perforated pvc in a trench below grade. We had two storms recently, both nearly 6 inches of rain within a day and these chains handled the amount of water perfectly. No more clogged downspouts that split!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Four Stars

Product received now thank you

Scritto da: Bill Armstrong

Easier than unclogging a storm sewer

When my house was built, both front and back eaves-troughs were piped to a storm sewer inlet pipe next to the house. The one from the back actually went into and through the house! I changed that with a new downspout at the back. Over time, the storm sewer pipe clogged up. Now the front eaves-trough lets rain come down the rain chain and water a big tree. It also looks nicer than the pipe.

Scritto da: Linda B

I bought a used one - it's in great shape

Very pleased with my purchase - it looks great. The price was very good and it looks fabulous on my house and does the job of elegantly capturing the rain.

Scritto da: susan duann

We dug a hole and filled with gravel. You need to do this for drainage.

I like the chain. It is my first installation. We need a bigger area of rocks around the base because when the wind blows it lands outside the area.

Scritto da: Susan

Love it

It is the perfect water feature.