Lambright Country Chimes Hang Tag: Identify Your Chime

The Lambright Country Chimes hang tag in this photograph identifies the maker behind the chime. Lambright handcrafts aluminum wind chimes in Shipshewana, Indiana; Perfect Pitch Chimes is the retailer that helps you compare and order them.

A closer look at the photograph

Seen from below, the chime shows its open tube ends, hanging cords, and flat components against autumn leaves. The tag is a useful starting point when you want to learn who made a chime, but a photograph of the tag alone does not establish its exact model or size.

How to identify a chime you already own

1. Keep the maker information. Photograph both sides of the tag and note any model name or number that appears on it.
2. Record the measurements. Measure the overall hanging length and note the number, shape, and color of the tubes. Keep overall length separate from the length of an individual tube.
3. Compare the details. Use the model information on our wind chime product pages and compare recordings in the Wind Chime Sound Library. A recording can help you compare tone, but it is not proof of a model match.
4. Ask for help if the match is unclear. Contact Perfect Pitch Chimes with the tag details, measurements, and photographs before ordering a replacement part.

Maker, materials, and support

Lambright's chimes use powder-coated aluminum tubes, poly lumber tops and strikers, and UV-treated polyester string. Read about Lambright Country Chimes for more background on the maker.

If you need a repair, start with the current lifetime warranty information. For a replacement windsail, confirm compatibility with your existing chime before ordering; similar appearance does not guarantee the same fit.

Explore another close-up in our guide to wind chime tubes and tone, or browse the wind chime inspiration gallery for placement ideas.