SOLD OUT!

• the German made plastic version has sold out

• a completely new modified prototype Australian version (metal with an engineered bearing) is being constructed

• watch this space or better still please give us a few ideas of what breed of Rooster you’d like on the weathervane

Functions:

• shows wind direction in a typical rooster ’stand up and deliver’ manner

Applications:

• age range 4 to 94+

• ideal for home, school, children’s centres

• a classic eye-catching addition to the right home, studio, garage or other suitable building

• a great gift for Dad, Grandfather or your favourite senior

• a great gift for anybody who likes to see objects moving in the wind

• needs to be seen to appreciate the charm of this novel weather instrument

Features/Benefits: Discontinued German Rooster

• ABS construction

• decorative red and yellow printing

• the rooster’s head (always) points towards the wind direction

• very robust designed for extreme European weather conditions

• guaranteed long life with precision balanced metal core and socket

• suitable for mounting on a boom handle or similar (not supplied)

• please ensure that the mounting pole is straight

• note the ‘O’ on the compass pointer is the German (deutsch) Ost for East (you probably also knew that already!)

• size 440×420mm

• give us a call and be the first in your Street to obtain this decorative addition to your garden

• this rooster won’t annoy the neighbours

WeatherWorks Australia is delighted to be able to bring this innovative German craftsman made traditional Rooster or Cockerel Weathervane to you

Beautifully finished and an inexpensive gift. Comes with a precision bearing and is made for all weather extremes

• Easy to assemble and display

• Looks and really is feature in your garden, on the lawn or other suitable display area

• Give it a ‘pat’ each morning or at any other time

• Needs to be constantly seen and enjoyed rather than being tucked out of the way and eyesight on the roof

Conforms to WeatherWorks Australia’s quest for products with tasteful design, high quality materials, good workmanship and precision

• Did you know that the difference between a Windvane and a Weathervane is that the latter has compass points (NSEW) incorporated on the instrument

• We would be keen to hear any more scientific or plausible explanations

• Please send us an email with your explanation

• If it sounds better and has a modicum of scientific credibility, we promise to put it on the website and give you due credit and recognition!

CONTACT NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY

WeatherWorksAustralia

info@weatherworks.com.au