Copper Link Rain Chain
Pure Copper, Gutter Adapter Included
4.9 · 245 reviewsA double-loop link rain chain in pure copper — the lighter, quieter chain for a porch, a garden room, or a run of gutter that sees moderate rainfall.
Technical specifications
| Material | Solid copper, 4 mm wire, brazed links |
| Link | 2.25" double-loop link, hand-formed |
| Lengths | 8.5 ft (single-storey) and 12 ft (two-storey) |
| Flow | Light to moderate — best on gutters under 30 ft of roof edge |
| Included | Gutter adapter (fits any 3" – 4" outlet), V-hook, 12" ground anchor stake |
| Weight | Approx. 2.6 lb (8.5 ft) |
| Finish | Bright copper on arrival; weathers to bronze, then verdigris |
Shipping & lead time
Every piece is made in the USA and delivered in 5–7 business days. You'll get a tracking number the day it leaves the workshop.
Shipping is complimentary on orders over $250 within the contiguous US; smaller orders ship at the flat rate shown at checkout. Planters travel by ground carrier, double-boxed or strapped to a pallet. Alaska, Hawaii and Canada are quoted on request.
Need a firm date for a landscaper or an install crew? Email us after ordering and we'll confirm the ship day. Full shipping policy.
Returns & warranty
Cancel free within 24 hours of ordering, before cutting starts. After that, because each piece is made to your order, we accept returns of unused pieces in original packaging within 30 days of delivery, less return freight and a 15% restocking fee. Unopened edging packs return in full.
Anything that arrives damaged or out of tolerance is replaced at our cost, no return required. Send us a photo within 7 days of delivery.
Every Larvale corten piece carries a 10-year structural warranty covering welds, seams and wall integrity under normal outdoor use. Surface patina, run-off staining and colour variation are the nature of weathering steel and are not defects. Full returns policy.
Patina & care
Copper arrives bright and dulls to a warm bronze inside a season. Verdigris follows in the second or third year. To hold the bright finish, wipe with a copper wax twice a year.
What customers say
Two 48-inch troughs either side of the garage door. The gauge is the whole story — they sit dead flat with no ripple, and the patina came in evenly over about eight weeks.
I've bought cheap corten before and watched it dent when the soil went in wet. These didn't move. The hemmed rim is a real detail you notice every time you brush past it.
Ordered on a Monday, delivered the following Tuesday on a pallet, strapped and corner-protected. Zero damage. Went straight onto the terrace.
Beautiful piece. One star off only because the early run-off marked my pale pavers before I read the patina note — set it on gravel for the first month and you're fine.
The false bottom in the tall planter is smart. Half the soil, half the weight, and the olive drains properly. A pair flanking the front door, exactly the look from the site.
I do landscape installs and this is the first edging I've used that doesn't kink when you drive the stakes. 14 gauge is heavy enough to hold a curve. Ordered three more packs.
The two-planters-get-edging offer is what got me over the line. The edging showed up in the cart on its own, the discount applied at checkout, and the patina on all three pieces matched.
Asked for sizing help and got an actual answer within the hour about which trough would fit under my window. That's rare.
Welds are ground smooth inside the corners and the drainage holes are where they should be. Someone thought about this.
It's a $300 steel box and it's the best-looking thing on my patio. Eight months in, the colour has settled into that deep russet. Zero maintenance.
Our landscape architect specified these by name. Arrived a day early, heavier than I expected, and it has not moved an inch through two winters of freeze and thaw.
Bought one to test, came back for three more. The proportions are a true cube, which cheaper ones never get right, and they line up perfectly along the fence.
Sits by the front door with a bay laurel in it. Neighbours keep asking where it's from. The rust developed evenly with no streaks, which was my worry with steel.
Solid product and the tabs interlock cleanly. Docked a star because I needed a rubber mallet and a bit of patience to drive the stakes in our clay — once in, it's not going anywhere.
Fits the balcony exactly and still came through the apartment door. Packaging was serious — foam corners, strapped, no scratches. Would buy again.
The single vertical seam is ground so smooth you have to look for it. In full Arizona sun it has held colour with none of the flaking I've had from powder-coated steel.
Two troughs and the free edging arrived together. The patina on all three pieces matches because it's the same sheet — that's the detail that sold me.
Coastal air eats most metal here. The corten just did what corten does and settled into a deep brown. Ten-year warranty gave me the confidence to try it.
Ran three packs along a gravel path. Gentle curves by hand were easy, and the folded top edge means the kids can run past it barefoot.
Emailed a photo of the entry and got a straight answer on size and quantity the same afternoon. Two tall planters, exactly as recommended, and it looks like a magazine.
Same steel, same patina
For every corner of the exterior
Know what you're buying.
Larvale
Bridge-grade plate, cut and welded to order in the USA.
- 12 & 14-gauge ASTM A588 — 0.105 / 0.075 in walls
- Continuous welds, ground smooth in every corner
- Hemmed rim — a folded, safe top edge
- Sides stay dead flat under a full load of wet soil
- 10-year structural warranty on welds and walls
- Cut to order in the USA, delivered in 5–7 business days
Typical import corten
Thin sheet, stamped overseas and shipped by the container.
- 18-gauge sheet — 0.047 in, under half the steel
- Rivets or spot welds that open at the seams
- Raw cut edge, sharp to the touch
- Oil-cans and dents once the soil goes in wet
- 30–90 day warranty, if any
- Warehouse stock — you get whatever's in the container
