Rain Chain Set 8.5FT,Handmade Pure Copper Inlaid Stained Glass Vintage Style, Rain Chains for Drains to Divert Water & Home Display, Garden Decoration (Mutil col)

This was a beautiful, well crafted rain chain. It was easy to install and we even cut the chain a little bit to fit our space. It was longer than we needed. The water flows nicely through it.

I bought this as a gift and am considering getting one for myself. Its really cute. The colors are quite vibrant.

I hung this from a beam on my porch just for it's beauty. Its such a pretty thing with all the different colored glass. nothing cracked or broken. Went through below freezing weather with no problems. It's just SO pretty! A dozen heart emojis here!

This really is a beautiful rain chain but I never got to use it. After sending three back because they were broken upon delivery I stopped ordering. The seller should ship with extra care to protect it from damage.

This is absolutely worth the cost. It is excellently made and the colors are just beautiful. It is very long and gives a gorgeous display when the rains come. It would make a beautiful gift for someone or a lovely addition to your garden. I added mine to our storage building instead of the gutter and it works well there too. Love it!

“Drain chains” offer an attractive alternative to traditional eaves downspouts by managing moderate rainfall vertical drainage from roof eaves. This set features a stained glass appearance that should be relatively sturdy, with fairly long top and bottom chains to allow some flexibility in placement. While not lightweight, these will work best in conditions with less wind… not a great match for stormy areas. Consider attachment to a bottom anchor or weight (perhaps hidden in a pot of rocks, etc.) to stabilize the chain.

Full disclosure, I was given these are part of Amazon's Vine program in exchange for an honest review, positive or negative. I have always liked the way rain chains looked. This one made from stain glass looks especially unique and colorful. It seems well-made, but you have to remember it is glass, or appears to be - don't run into it with the lawn mower, hit it with a ball, running kids, etc. I don't think this would be good to have, hanging with active kids around. I think it could be a safety hazard.The instructions were seriously lacking, though. Fortunately, I am pretty good at that. It comes with a hook on the top of the chain but that needs to be in the middle of the empty space in the hole in your gutter. Order a 3/16" stainless-steel rod 12" long from Amazon (about $5). Put a kink or slight bend in the middle of it, and then you can lay that across the opening of where your gutter downspout should be. Now you have a place to hook the chain, too. The hook will naturally move to the center of the bend, which you can put in the center of the opening of the downspout hole. This arrangement has worked well for me so far, even in the downpours of FL. This also means they can be easily removed for a hurricane.My biggest concern with these is whether my gutter will hold up from the additional weight. They are well-made, which also means they are heavy duty, which means they are heavy. It will be interesting to see how they hold up in the raining season next summer in FL during a tropical storm.

It's pretty, but it's a strange item to hang in the front yard. Not sure where to hang it from because it's so dang long. But, it's pretty nonetheless.