— Experience the Sophistication and Functionality of Rain Chains

SEO Inc. is excited to announce the grand re-opening of our showroom in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Our newly updated space showcases a variety of rain chains and includes an interactive zone where you can experience water flow firsthand. Visit us to discover the perfect rain chain for your home!

Japanese gardens are renowned worldwide for their tranquil beauty and intricate design. Even if you're not familiar with Japanese culture, you can create a visually appealing space by incorporating rain chains into your garden. In this edition, we will explain what a Japanese garden is, the importance of water, and why installing rainwater chain is a wonderful element to consider.

Recycling and effectively using resources contribute to preserving the global environment. All SEO RAIN CHAINS can be recycled by sorting them into respective metal types.

There are various ways to fix rainwater chains at the base, so why not match them to the atmosphere and preferences of the building. Changing just the base of an installed rain chain can significantly improve its appearance.

Rain chains, known for their exquisite design and practicality, are installed on many buildings. However, regular maintenance is essential to sustain their long-term performance. In the following, we will explain effective maintenance methods for rain chains from Seo Inc.

To prevent rainwater chains from swaying in the wind or other conditions, it's important to securely anchor the bottom end of the rain chain. While there are various methods for securing them, in this edition, we'll discuss some recommended points for choosing weights.

Rain chains are not only attached to eaves troughs on houses but also increasingly used in various locations. Among them are drainage fixtures called roof drains, which are relatively large and installed in larger buildings. In this edition, we will explain rain chain-specific roof drains and discuss the types of roof drains and methods of connecting them to rain chains.

There are two main types of rain chains: ring-type and cup-type. We will provide information on each type's characteristics to help you choose the rain chain that is best fit for your installation location.