Stanwood Wind Sculpture: Kinetic Copper Dual Spinner - Double Windmill Spinner

have three love to watch

Fantastic item...just ordered a second one.

Gave as a gift and is really enjoyed. Very smooth running.

I have the Stanwood Ficus Leaves and Willow Leaves wind sculptures. They are very well made and look terriific in my flower garden. I plan to buy this one too some day, when I have the dough! Highly recommended. I will not even consider the cheaper wind sculptures as I know the Stanwoods are the best available at the prices shown and cannot be matched for value.

Stunning artwork for your yard. I have had mine for over a year. Constructed with precision. Spins fast and turns to the wind. Because it is copper, it will tarnish like a dark penny. That does not bother me. If it ever does, then I will polish it. The higher price of this unit is justified by the copper metal and the craftsmanship. All spinners are fun to have in your yard. Cheap ones are great too (as long as they are built mechanically to minimum specs). This Copper Wind Sculpture will be the showcase of your spinners.

After looking at many different wind sculptures, I was disillusioned by the shoddy construction and off-balance blades that I kept seeing. Once I saw this kinetic sculpture, I was intrigued by the description that the windmill spun AND rotated, so I gave it a shot. I am amazed at how finely balanced the blades are, and how easily the blade assembly rotates. It takes almost no wind at all to get and keep the windmill assembly spinning and rotating. I would highly recommend this kinetic sculpture for anyone who is looking for a garden sculpture.

Great quality and very nice .

love it, classy yard wind spinner. love watching it. this is not cheap junk.

This is my third spinner from Stanwood and you get what you pay for which is top quality and it will last a long time. I spray mine with clear coat when I received and each year and they still look new. If you like the patina look than dont do anything. I now own five of their spinners and they are all great. I use a four foot 1/2 inch steel or aluminum rod into the ground two feet with two feet out of the ground. Install the first copper pipe over the bar and then install the tines equal distance from each other. I live in the mountains and we get a lot of windy days and my spinners are rock steady with the rods.

Easy to install, and more importantly, looks great spinning around in my yard. Dont be put off by the price; you get what you pay for- love this thing and look at as money well spent.