Rain chains are often exposed to debris such as leaves, twigs, or dirt, which can accumulate over time and obstruct water ...

An underrated place for a rain chain is on a greenhouse or shed. These roofed structures see just as much rain as a porch or house, but they tend to be tucked out of the way under trees.

Placing a rain chain under the corner of a gutter, where a downpipe would usually be, is the bet place for them. You will need to consider what lies at the bottom of the chain when you fit one.

To secure the chain and make it tight around the tire, there’s a tensioner that acts like a bungee cord. Start by hooking at the 6 o’clock position, then up to 12, and over to 3 and 9.

I searched online to get some rain chain inspiration. There were lots of ideas, mostly using copper, which is rather expensive. While shopping at my local Goodwill, I happened upon these five ...

Rain chain with fluted cups. $119.25 at guttersupply.com Managing the rain that falls on your roof may not be the sexiest aspect of home maintenance, but it's among the most necessary. The very ...

The rain might have gone away, but the people sure didn't. A downpour lasting around 30 minutes Saturday evening failed to put a damper on the Buckham Alley Fest. Instead, people hid under awnings ...