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Installation:
INSTALLATION

Our
standard
bracket, which we
strongly recommend, requires access within the structure
of the roof. Where access inside the roof is not possible,
a custom bracket can be produced.
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In many cases
we are happy to visit the site, work from architectural plans
or photographs, or liase directly with your builder or contractor.
Because each building or location is different, Greens are happy
to discuss installation options, so that your purchase perfectly
compliments it's new home.
 
If
you have any questions or concerns about installing, mounting,
or locating one
of our weathervanes, do not hesitate to contact
us
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Some
buildings already have an ideal architectural feature, which
is simply crying out for a weathervane, like a clock tower or
cupola. Other
buildings do not. It is important to locate your weathervane
away from chimneys and t.v. aerials, in order to give visual
"breathing space", and avoid clutter.
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Determining
the size and location of the weathervane often depends on the
shape of the roof. If a weathervane is located too low, or is
sheilded by other buildings or trees, it may not give an accurate
reading of wind direction.
With most English roofs, it is necessary to drill through a ridge
tile, allowing for the 15mm stainless steel to attach to a cross-member
within the roof. |
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Weathervanes
can look great almost anywhere, whether on an outbuilding, cupola,
or even a post! Some clients prefer to install the weathervane
on an outbuilding, so that they can look out the window and catch
glimpses of it...and some like more than one! |
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Our
standard bracket, which we strongly recommend, requires access
within the structure of the roof.
Decorative lead work or flashing, is a beautiful finishing touch.
Weathervanes mounted on the primary building are a stunning feature.Where
access inside the roof is not possible, a custom bracket can be
produced. |
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