Anchor Stake – 12-inch Outdoor Rain Chain Base, Ground Anchor for Chains for Outdoor Gutters, Brown Powder Coated Iron Anchoring Stake with 17-inch Copper Link Chain

Received and was exactly as ordered and quality looks good and durable. Steaked into the ground and then screwed it in. My ground is hard so I used a scre driver as a lever to turn the stake so that it would 'screw' into the ground. Attached the gutters with the chain which allowed to be looped in to reduce flopping around.

Frankly, a better-quality product than what I was expecting. Sturdy and anchored the chain just fine. Bought two more for the other chains.

Before I purchased this the chains would swing with the wind. This tightened it down enough the rain dropped down the chains perfectly! It looks sharp and easy to install

We installed this along with our rain chain. Today we have heavy rain with strong winds and our rain chain is staying in place, doing a great job. Without the anchor it would be flying all over the place!

Coordinates well with copper rain chains. Easy to “screw” into ground and attach to rain chain. Perfect to prevent sway in gusty winds.

I was a little disappointed in this. The part that gets buried to anchor your rain chain is nicely powder coated black and matched my rain chain perfectly. It felt solidly built. The disappointment was in the chain. The chain looked aluminum and did not match and the chain is the main part you can see since the black part get buried. The chain is not super bulky so it’s not a total eye sore from a distance. It does work to keep our chains from flying around. The chain uses a metal loop that you pry apart, put on the chain the close the loop again.

Looks great and it is holding chain in place during wind and rain here in the Hill Country Texas!

My rain chain broke apart during a very cold windy night. So far this anchor has held my rain chain in place during very windy weather. The anchor was very easy to attach and anchor in the ground. Very sturdy and strong. Matches the color of my rain chain so looks like it is part of the rain chain.

This has been holding down my rain chain for two years and hasn’t budged at all through the seasons. Solid materials, no issues.

This chain and stake is doing the job of keeping the rain chain implanted into the ground so it doesn't whip around in the wind or in a storm.

The anchor holds the chain securely to the ground. Even with some wind.