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Copper weather of vanes

Weathervane have already for many centuries and have to say the wind direction was strongly argued. Still hanging many airports and some ports for this purpose, but they are mainly used as decorations and homes, gardens and terraces. We offer to help a variety of designs to suit everyone's personalities. Many of the copper have weathervane a natural patina that are done on you adding a gorgeous accent color without this way the original objective of the design. You are fully functional and precise, as also able, the extra to add design element that stopped for any garden, or home. Our traditional copper style is the most popular, but we offer several different surfaces.

The classic design of the weather vane is the American Eagle. We have the popular running horse weathervane for sale that for each barn or stable is a great addition for every horse lover. We offer your choice shows, on the roof mounts and garden shows, to your decoration preferences. All our weather vanes are made to the roof mount or the garden display separately be compatible and require to install any additional hardware.

We are proud that all of our products here in the United States, what means are designed, you the highest quality craftsmanship are today available. Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance to us and our customer service representatives are Monday to Friday, answer any questions you may have and to your order. Our experienced experts are available via email at any time. We stand behind our products and hardware, and we close a 2 year limited warranty on all of our weather vane and all our metal products. Check with LookInTheAttic & for a wide variety of outdoor and garden accessories including copper weathervane in several versions including copper, antique copper and green verdigris polished handmade.

Kohn Coleman in Michigan, USA - received his Ph.d from Iowa State University in 2000. He is President of the LookInTheAttic & company online at http://www.LookInTheAttic.com and authors of numerous articles and publications on historic architecture.