DIY Wall Clock

This wall clock is exactly what I was looking for-sleek, quiet, and easy to read. It keeps perfect time and looks great in my living room. The non-ticking mechanism is a big plus. Great value for the price!

this is really nice looking, it looks great on my kitchen wall. for the price it is really good and worth it

Great buy, looks amazing and perfect size. So easy to put up. Think I've gone OTT I've put 3 up in my house, my family thinks I've got issues but what can I say I love a bargain.

It is well thought out, but you need to figure out your exact placement of the numbers very carefully, particularly the words nine and three as the sponge based easily goes slightly askew (perhaps draw a line to sit the words on). You cannot unstick once on the wall - I am sure the stick will work as long as I want the clock. I am happy with mine, even with a wonky three 😊 I was after a non-digital clock I could see at night, and I can always see this in the dim light from the street.

Beautiful and easy to install

OK, I’ve seen the comments about the hands not working (getting stuck or falling off) and broken pieces and I think we have to accept – as grown-ups – that something like this takes a degree of care and common sense to put together. It’s not an ‘out of the box’ clock. It’s a build project.As such, it’s good fun, good quality and works well. You can follow the angle/radius guide or be more inventive if you like. The result is a nice looking – and different – wall clock. Very good value for not a lot of money.Some basic tips:1. Take your time to do everything: enjoy it as an art project.2. Open the package very carefully to not lose any of the pieces – particularly the tiny metal nut that holds the hands on.3. Read and understand the instructions fully (before deciding whether to follow them explicitly or go your own way).4. Press the numbers out of the foam blocks slowly and carefully. They’re well made but you can’t just yank them out in one go.5. Look at the assembled hands from the side to make sure they’re straight and apart for the whole of their lengths (so they don’t clash). Give them a very slight bend if needed then check again.Do this and the whole project will take anything up to an hour. It’ll be relaxing and fun and you’ll end up with a great result!

Nice looking clock, looks premium but with cheap parts. Easy to install. One star as the clock mechanism stopped working properly after around 1-month and it no longer tells the time correctly.

Hi ive only just put together my clock as had to wait for decorators ti finish on puting it together there was some bits missing and the hands off the clock arentvgoid for some reason the little hand doesnt move i have put it tigether with the instructions the bits missing are number 1 2 11 was a bit disapointed can these please be replaced thank u