In Japan, rain chains have been used for centuries as a device for directing rainwater runoff; they produce a musical cascade of water that empties either into a rainwater receptacle or a drainage bed.
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Above: In a project by LiD Architecture, rainwater is siphoned into a small pool inset in a stone-paved deck area (also note the lettuce garden).
Above: The Copper Oval Loop Rain Chair is $16.40 per linear foot at Rain Chains.
Above L: Zen Loops Copper Rain Chain; $19 per linear foot. Above R: Extra Link Copper Rain Chain; $19 per linear foot.
Above: Rain Chain Installation Kit; $14.95 at Rain Chains.
N.B.: This is an update of a post published June 25, 2010.
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