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Why Buy From Rainchains4less?
Rain chains are becoming more popular every day. You can find them at big retailers, nurseries and online stores. Yet, when you are shopping online, making the right choice can be difficult; you cannot hold the product in your hand nor feel the weight or quality of the construction. This is unfortunate because there are huge differences in the quality of rain chains, depending upon where and how they are manufactured.
You can feel confident purchasing from RainChains4Less. We carry only the highest quality, 100% pure copper rain chains. When we say high quality, we mean solid construction. Our rain chains are molded, which means that they are constructed in one piece; they are not welded like many of the rain chains offered in the marketplace. Unfortunately there are a number of retailers that sell rain chains which simply do not stack up by comparison. We are a small, web-based business that strives to keep your purchase price down by working on small profit margins so that a wonderful product like rain chains can be affordable for everyone. This allows us to sell many of the same chains that other websites have ...
... to charge much more for.
When buying a rain chain, you should look at the following features:
Material…We only sell 100% pure copper rain chains. Other retailers are selling “copper coated†chains which are adversely affected by water and other weather conditions. Copper is also a reusable resource.
Length…We sell full length rain chains which are sufficient for any single story house. The installed length is 8 feet. Other retailers are selling chains that are 6 feet in length and are trying to pass them off as full chains, please don’t be fooled. Additionally, we offer extension chains in 4 foot lengths for custom built homes and taller structures.
Quality…We only sell rain chains that are molded, not welded. Other retailers manufacture their rain chains in pieces and then weld them together to keep their production costs down; however, a variety of climate conditions have caused the welded chains to warp and malfunction. That is never a problem at RainChains4Less.
Price…We work on small profit margins to be competitive in the market place and make rain chains more affordable. Other retailers post “attention-grabbing†offers like free shipping in their ads. Shipping is never “freeâ€Â. It always costs money and is usually included within the purchase price.
Service…At RainChains4Less; we pride ourselves on providing the best possible customer service. We make every effort to ship our orders the same day they are received. We welcome your questions and are always on hand to help you with your concerns and/or special needs.
RainChains4Less has designed its online store to be user friendly. An important feature that helps you keep costs low is our dropdown shipping list, displaying different shipping methods together with each carrier’s fees. You can decide how much to spend as well as how long it will take to reach you.
We encourage you to look around and compare all these characteristics. We are confident you will find that RainChains4Less offers the best quality at the best prices. It is always our pleasure to be of assistance to you and look forward to providing you with our exceptional products and services.
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