John Has put a  lot of hard work into his shed and wanted to finish it off and so he “Crowned it” with a large copper and brass Rooster Weathervane (which has been pre aged). It certainly sets it off and because of the sheds prominence it can be seen from many directions. John is [...]

The use of weathervanes dates back to ancient times when the first weathervane was used a temple in Athens. Since that time weathervanes have been produced and used in a variety of materials and portraying many different forms. One popular form is the sailboat weathervane which will discussed in further detail here. The sailboat weathervane [...]

The copper weathervane has been an important feature in most Australian homes and outdoor structures. It has evolved into a decorative item which can add years of beauty and functionality to your home. A little of its history will be discussed and reviewed. The original purpose of a weathervane was to indicate the wind direction. [...]

Hi Robert The banner weathervane arrived safely yesterday, and I installed it in the afternoon, and also painted the bracket. It looks fantastic! Unfortunately it then started to rain, and is still raining heavily, so I haven’t been able to take any photos. I’ll send some when I can. The size and the design are [...]

Hi Robert Photo of our weather vein flying high above the front garage in the driveway We love it Thanks very much Jeff Jorgensen Bundaberg

Here is an excellent application of a tidy building finished off with a well positioned Rooster weathervane. Well done Martin!!!