Our weathervanes are a distinctive, enchanting, and memorable crown for any building. And there’s a Good Directions weathervane to perfectly match every taste: from traditional themes—like roosters, horses, and eagles—to contemporary designs, such as moons, mermaids, and motorcycles. Quite simply, we have something for everyone. But no matter which Good Directions weathervane you select, each one is rust- and maintenance-free. Once assembled, it’s yours to enjoy for many years to come…no matter which way the wind is blowing.

As the industry leader, we’ve created multiple mounting systems for virtually every place someone would want to display a weathervane. From rooftops to cupolas to gardens to decks, our mounting accessories are the easy, reliable, and sturdy way to proudly display a Good Directions weathervane for all to see. And, like our weathervanes, our mounting hardware is constructed from durable, high-quality materials.

Larger buildings and structures look better when enhanced by an appropriately sized weathervane. To answer that need, we created our Signature Series—exceptionally crafted weathervanes in a variety of styles to grace above-average–sized homes, buildings, and cupolas. To help them function at their best, Signature Series weathervanes include extra-large brass directionals, oversized copper spacer balls, and a rust-free stainless steel and brass assembly rod.

History has shown that weathervanes can be elegant, heroic, and dramatic. Our exclusive line of Story Vanes shows that they can also be fun, clever, and whimsical! Which hungry chick will the mother bird feed first? Will the playful cat ever get over her case of the butterflies? Which fish will the persistent fisherman catch? Only the wind will tell!

How fast is the wind blowing? Our windcup weathervanes are designed to give you a visual demonstration of the wind’s velocity, while telling you the direction from which the wind is blowing. In addition to a handsome figurine and a prominent 33-inch arrow, these weathervanes incorporate three copper cups into the design. The faster the wind blows, the faster the cups spin. Beautiful to behold—and practical, too.