Black Rain Chains

This rain chain is constructed of a thick, pure aluminum 5/16" chain, then powder-coated with a black matte finish. Lightweight and stiff, this value priced chain will add a designer look to your gutter system. Powder coating is a type of coating which includes metal that is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder. The coating is typically applied electrostatically and is then cured under heat to allow it to flow and form a "skin". It is usually used to create a hard finish that is tougher than conventional paint. Powder coating is mainly used for coating of metals.

• Link length: 2 1/4", width: 1 3/8", thickness: 5/16".
• Pure, thick aluminum links
• Black powder-coat finish.
• Rain chain installation is simple and only takes a few minutes.
• Rainchains are an artistic downspout.
• Includes 3" Black Aluminum Installation Kit.

NOTE: Link style rain chains can handle a limited amount of rainfall. In a downpour, some water will leave the chain and splash to the sides and down.. If you are installing this near an entrance, be advised that splashing occurs. Cup style rain chains by design handle water flow more efficiently than link style rain chains.

Attach our Rain Chain to the gutter using the Gutter Installation Clip

After many requests for a thicker link chain, we now produce extra large handcast links in aluminum with a black powder-coat finish. Adorned with an embossed OM symbol, the links interlock to make lengths of super thick, chunky looking, cast by hand chain links. Ideal for residential and commercial applications. Not recommended for lengths over 20 feet due to weight of chain. Assembly required; will arrive as individual links; must be linked together.

• Handcast pure aluminum oval links.
• Matte black powder-coated finish.
• Individual links; assembly required.
• Five links per foot.
• Link length: 3.5", width: 2", thickness: 1/2".
• Weight; 1 lb. per linear foot.
• Hand-crafted.
• Comes with a 3" Black Aluminum Installation Kit.
• A great addition and complement to gutters.
• Popular as an architectural element.
• Designed in the USA.