Wind chimes’ dimensions
5 years ago
I’ve been looking for a while for second hand large (baritone possibly) wind chimes for a holiday home in the tropics.
I’ve come across these.
The longest tube is apparently 33 inch and seller insists the diameter of each tube is 3 and a half inch /9 cm. (I’ve asked seller twice to re-measure...).
I have never seen wind chimes this thick and judging by the photo they’re unlikely to be 9 cm in diameter.
What are your thoughts? Any wind chimes experts around? :)
I’ve come across these.
The longest tube is apparently 33 inch and seller insists the diameter of each tube is 3 and a half inch /9 cm. (I’ve asked seller twice to re-measure...).
I have never seen wind chimes this thick and judging by the photo they’re unlikely to be 9 cm in diameter.
What are your thoughts? Any wind chimes experts around? :)
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