FASHION in THE CITY Large 3D Frameless Wall Clock Stickers DIY Wall Decoration for Living Room Bedroom Office (Coffee)

I love this wall clock. It’s beautiful to match my decor and of course functional as a clock. The kit allows you to make the radius double this size and if I didn’t already have big pieces in my living room, I would have done the biggest size. Set up was really easy with two people (You may need someone to hold the centerpiece and another person to make the placement marks). Just that easy, stick on the numbers, words and dots and BOOM, done! I don’t know what it is but I always have to be able to see the time when I look up, and I can definitely see this from my living room. At least if the power goes out, me as GEN X, I will be able to tell time on this beauty.

I love this clock. I ordered second one. They are amazing and everyone that comes to my house compliments it.

An awesome product! I see that people are having trouble with the motor.. I have yet to see that, only had it installed for a week. Cheap quality, BUT UNDERSTANDABLE. ITS ONLY 20bucks..Beautiful and gives my wall some personality.

The clock will stick to the wall but the actual hands of the are not durable enough to keep the time. The hands move when they want to.

I love it and it was easy to install. The only concern I have was the clock not working so instead I used a particular time. Still contemplating if I want to return for the clock handles but it's cute with the added decor I did for now. I found the decor idea on Amazon which the butterflies are from as well. I will update if the pieces start falling.Just be mindful of the clock possibly not working.

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Cool analog clock to put on my wall in an open living area type rental property. It looks just like in the photo.The "numbers" are made up of a thick black roughly 3/4" foam, with the top layer being all flat sheer plastic- like material, then covered by clear protective coating that you peel off when finished applying to wall (to prevent finger prints).The bottom of each piece has another piece to peel off right before applying to reveal the sticky back.Tip: Make sure you have your pencil marks exactly how you want your clock to be, because they stick on fast. It's very difficult to move or adjust them once placed on the wall. I put mine on very lightly at first, in case I wanted to adjust them, but they were not moving at all without likely damaging one.I basically went into this thing blindly, not aware of it at the time I began. It wasn't until I was already "knees deep" into the project that I realized I wouldn't be finishing it fairly quickly, as I had initially assumed!When I first read through the instructions, I was a bit concerned about the fact that they had sent me a different instructions page than one directly regarding the steps in my clock and style. Instead,I received instructions with steps to assemble a totally different style clock. The problem was that the example photos in the instructions were of a different style clock, and while I think fairly close to the same as how to assemble this one, it made it more difficult and confusing at times. While the English was written ok, it was on the difficult side of to understand. Some statements had me literally stumped, and I was forced to just wing it on my own. It eventually worked out though, so that's good.Tip: be sure you have the original picture online of your clock, in this case, for reference and less confusion.I like the overall look and turn out of the clock and where I put it. I needed a jumbo-sized clock in a location where I commonly walk daily, because I have a challenge with keeping up with time.It definitely added some much needed warmth to my new house I had just moved into....where at the time, I had no wall decor up yet.Hint:The instructions state you MUST use a "carbon zinc" battery in this clock. Maybe it's just me, but good look finding one that's new. I didn't think that type of battery was made anymore, but I guess they mean the ones that are from the dollar store and are "super powered", not alkaline...Unless you search in your old jar of (likely/ maybe/ just in case) used batteries that are very old. I found a few that did say carbon zinc on them, but they didn't do anything. I'm guessing they were quite old. I guess that's not the type of battery you can find these days easily. I couldn't even find them on Amazon! If the directions weren't so specific about the requirement to use that exact type of battery, then it wouldn't be a big deal. But I took it pretty seriously... until I did a search on Google too, and it came up with nothing to really help, so I finally just put a darn new alkaline battery and it worked fine.Other than the battery and instructions for a different clock style, there's there's a bit of trickiness in getting the hour and minute hands on right and properly aligned. They are very thin metal and I bent mine easily by mistake when trying to put them on. I was able to try to even it back out pretty well, so not a huge problem.Again, the instructions are no help in that area (assembling the hands) , instead they confused me more...maybe it was just me.I'll try to grab a photo of my finished clock and and upload it asap.

Muy buen uso

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3D Uhren sind super und leicht an der Wand an zu bauen.