Good Directions 667P - American Flag Weathervane
Good Directions\' weathervanes are a distinctive, enchanting, and memorable crown for any building. There\'s a weathervane to perfectly match every taste: from traditional themes to contemporary designs. Quite simply, they have something fo...r everyone. No matter which Good Directions weathervane you select, each one is rust and maintenance free. Once assembled, it\'s yours to enjoy for many years to come?no matter which way the wind blows. Polished finishes are not treated with any polyurethane or lacquer, so the copper will weather over time to obtain a natural green/blue patina finish. If you wish to preserve the polished look, the use of a clear spray-on lacquer is suggested. Includes assembly rod, directional set and spacer balls. Materials: Brass/Copper Disclaimer: Collection: Standard Size Weathervanes Product will ship via: UPS/Fedex Ground read more
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Unique decorative alternative to gutter downspout. Polished copper will patina over time.
Handmade from 100% pure copper. Hook located on back for easy hanging. Polished copper will patina over time.
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