What is it, exactly?
A faux-stone resin dragon head designed as a decorative extension for a rain downspout. Its open mouth is the intended water exit.
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Ranier Dragon Rainspout
The downspout has grown teeth.
A dragon-head gutter extension sends rainwater out through its mouth. A mundane drainage job gets a gothic face.
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So, what is this thing?
The everyday job, the odd idea behind it, and the sort of person who’ll love having one.
How does it work?
Place it at a compatible downspout outlet so rain enters the back and exits through the dragon's mouth, away from the house.
Why did it make the cut?
Gargoyles once gave architecture a face. This one gives a modern gutter an unnecessarily dramatic way to do exactly the same practical thing.
Who’s going to love it?
Gothic-garden keepers, homeowners with a visible downspout, and people who want rainy days to put on a show.
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