During the past three decades, I have built thousands of weathervanes and shipped them all over the world. I developed this design over the years to be sturdy, trouble free, and guaranteed for life. They are cut from 1/8″ plate steel, about the thickness of two quarters, painted black, and shipped in three parts — the roof mount, direction indicator, and the image on an arrow. When installed, they average 3 feet tall, and the arrow length averages 38-40 inches. They really work, pointing to the direction the wind is coming from, and they do it for years and years with little or no maintenance. I should know. The wind starts here.
The Bucking Salmon weathervane shown above has been my most popular one, by far, but I have made over 150 different patterns of all types that can be incorporated into your weathervane.
I began making weathervanes back in 1980, using a coal forge and an oxy cutting torch to create a weather vane featuring a dog jumping over a crescent moon as its design. It was my first commissioned piece, and it still flies today atop Dick and Jane’s house across from the police station near downtown Ellensburg.
Standard Weathervane – $350.00
See below for “Standard Weathervane Images.”
Custom Weathervane – Starting at $410.00
Contact us for custom images.
Weathervane Images
Here are some of my weathervane images. To view a larger image, click on the thumbnail images below. You can then cycle through all larger images by either clicking to the right or the left of the enlarged image, or by using your right or left cursor arrow keys. Other images have been used over the years, so if you don’t see what you are looking for, let me know. If I don’t have it, chances are that I can make it.
