Cupola
Struggling with weathervane mounting? Try a cupola
Cupolas are beautiful architectural accents that come standard with weathervane mounting inside of them. The actual structure looks like a tower, or a miniature home with a copper roof on top of it. There is a hole at the pinnacle of the roof, and that is where you insert the weathervane.
What does the cupola do?
Cupolas were once used as primitive air conditioning, enabling air to tumble into the structure below it, but none of the rain, dirt or other contaminants. Now they can do the same job as a ventilation system, but they are used primarily to mount weathervanes.
The matching weathervane
Your little structure comes with a stylish copper roof, and this is designed primarily to match with your sophisticated copper weathervane. Choose the same finish for both pieces and watch them age to perfection in your home as they serve both aesthetics and functionality.
