[mtdjed]

Originally Posted by Risuli

Agreed. Neighbor moved in last year and immediately hung a heavy set of wind chimes off their lanai, which happens to be 15 foot from our master bedroom window. No consideration, just constant noise pollution.

Repetitive sounds of any kind are annoying after a time. Was in a rental next to Pickleball court, pop pop pop pop pob all day long. Not a good thing.

[vintageogauge]

They should not be allowed in communities such as this that have very little space between homes. Before buying we rented homes here and pulled in the first afternoon to find out the neighbor had a pool next to the master with wind chimes everywhere. I told my wife I would not be using the master. That night the tornado came through 2/2/2007, problem solved.

[Rainger99]

Originally Posted by Coop63

I have an accepted offer on a home in TV and starting to sort through what we bring down. I love my Corinthian Bell wind chimes and would like to bring them down. I also realize that others may not enjoy my affection for wind chimes. I am curious if there are any rules or etiquette other than asking my neighbors?

If it makes a difference, the home is on a lot with open separation (no fence) between homes, with a pond in back. Walking trail on the left and a home on the right.

Thanks in advance for all the thoughtful responses I am about to receive. This forum is amazing.

How far are your neighbors where you currently live? Do they object to the wind chimes?

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by MrFlorida

Most do not appreciate wind chimes, myself included.

But yet loud cycles/antique cars that rattle our windows are acceptable.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

But yet loud cycles/antique cars that rattle our windows are acceptable.

They don't make noise 24/7, like wind chimes. To me, wind chimes are much worse.

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by metoo21

Hang them in the house under an AC vent.

YES, if you like them that much. Remember this, if you have them outside 24x7 how often are you outside 24x7 to enjoy them other than your neighbors.

[dismay]

I believe you already know the answer, why ask on this website?

[New Englander]

I hate wind chimes.

[C. C. Rider]

Originally Posted by metoo21

Hang them in the house under an AC vent.

There is the ideal solution. If you like to look at and listen to wind chimes, hang them INSIDE your house and you can see and hear them 24/7. Don't force your neighbors to listen to noise pollution that you created. If you like hearing them, your dining room is an ideal place for them. Thanks for your consideration.

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[Ruger2506]

Your private property. Do with it as you like. However be aware that works both ways.

[MrFlorida]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

But yet loud cycles/antique cars that rattle our windows are acceptable.

Loud cars move along, wind chimes don't.

[thelegges]

Funny nobody thinks to ask it’s ok that I leave my dogs that bark at the wind, in the yard for 4-8 hours a day. Or better yet in their garage with the door open a foot, barking for attention to get them out of the cages.

I take 24/7 wind chimes any day over abusing a pet left outside for hours at a time.

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by thelegges

Funny nobody thinks to ask it’s ok that I leave my dogs that bark at the wind, in the yard for 4-8 hours a day. Or better yet in their garage with the door open a foot, barking for attention to get them out of the cages.

I take 24/7 wind chimes any day over abusing a pet left outside for hours at a time.

Seems like with wind chimes a conversation with the neighbor is due and if they don’t like it then call the man. No way anyone is leaving anything like an animal in the garage in this summer heat let alone the yard. A 100 degree garage would warrant a call to the warden. Sounds like the owner is having mental issues?

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

But yet loud cycles/antique cars that rattle our windows are acceptable.

Don't forget the ahole(s) that honk their horn in the morning to say "hello" to a neighbor.

[Sully2023]

Originally Posted by Coop63

I have an accepted offer on a home in TV and starting to sort through what we bring down. I love my Corinthian Bell wind chimes and would like to bring them down. I also realize that others may not enjoy my affection for wind chimes. I am curious if there are any rules or etiquette other than asking my neighbors?

If it makes a difference, the home is on a lot with open separation (no fence) between homes, with a pond in back. Walking trail on the left and a home on the right.

Thanks in advance for all the thoughtful responses I am about to receive. This forum is amazing.

If you don’t like your neighbors, hang them up!

I had several wind chimes at my home in Virginia, but then my closest neighbor was a quarter mile away. I decided not to hang them when I came to the villages because just because I love them does not mean my neighbors will.

Let us know in a year if you decided to hang them, how things turned out.