Personalised wall clock
£79.99
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Cubic wall clock
£29.99
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A plain three-dimensional clock face, silent movement. Reads across a room without shouting.
Planned for launch — not on sale yet
Fit check
- Fits to
- Wall
- Fixings
- Not included — supply your own
- In the box
- Clock
- Delivery
- Window not yet confirmed — we print it before you can order
- Launching soon — UK delivery, tracked
- 30-day no-quibble returns at launch
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Description
Raised cubic numerals on a flat face, with a sweep movement rather than a ticking one. In a garage that matters more than it does in a house: a hard concrete room with no soft furnishings makes a ticking clock genuinely loud.
Large enough to read from the far end of a double garage, which is the only real test for a clock in a workspace.
Specifications
| Fits to | Wall |
|---|---|
| Size | Not confirmed yet — we print it before you can order |
| Holds | Not confirmed yet — we print it before you can order |
| In the box | Clock |
| Fixings | Not included — one screw into the wall |
| Movement | Silent sweep, battery |
| Face | Raised cubic numerals |
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Wall decor for a garage: one feature wall, the rest working
Cold flat walls need scale and texture: a few large pieces with depth beat many small prints. One wall done, the rest working, materials that shrug off damp.
Turning a garage into a bar: what to check before you spend
A room people sit in is a different job from one they park in. Damp, cold and ventilation before any timber, a word with the council, and storage on the walls.
Converting a garage into a home office
A garage office fails on cold, damp and noise, not on furniture. Test the slab, budget for insulation and proper power, and ask the council before you spend.
Garage bar corner ideas that work in a real garage
Furthest corner from the door, not on a shared wall, near a socket. One run of counter and a back shelf, its own light, and the fridge question sorted first.
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