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.

At SEO RAIN CHAIN, we manage every step from design to production. Today, we're giving you a glimpse into the production process of our rainwater chains.

Where should rainwater chains be installed to maximize their advantages? The following is an overview of the favorable situations and locations for rain chain installation, while listing the advantages and disadvantages of rain chains.

This article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of rain chains. If you are considering installing one, be sure to check it out.

We are often asked about rain chains because they have less drainage capacity than conventional downspouts, and they are not able to handle the rare, strong rainfalls that are expected. I want to share with you some examples from the past of how we, together with our customers, have dealt with these problems.