Review on Stanwood Wind Sculpture Kinetic Spinner by John Hall

The sculpture is well built and has smooth supports. We live in a windy area and this works well. Make sure to seal it with a clear coat as suggested. I didn't and it splattered the first night. Copper reacted quickly. It took me over an hour and effort to polish it to like-new condition. Then I sealed it. If you want a tarnished finish, just leave it outdoors. With a constant wind of 20 km/h plus, the screw connections on the pole (there are 2 pieces) can begin to loosen. I used a small strip of aluminum tape to connect each joint and the problem was solved.