Description
This plastic money box takes the shape of a chunky green building block, with six round studs across the top and a clear window on the front for watching your savings pile up. The window is printed with the words "Towards the first £££ million" in yellow lettering, framed by little green banknotes that seem to drift down around your coins. It stands 11cm high, 12cm wide and 8.5cm deep, a compact size that sits comfortably on a desk or shelf without taking over.
With its bright green colour and tongue-in-cheek promise, it brings a bit of humour to the business of saving. We think it suits a home office, a study desk, a bedroom shelf or a hallway table where loose change tends to gather at the end of the day. Seeing the coins build up behind the window gives a real sense of progress, so it is an easy way to set spare change aside for a holiday, a treat or a rainy day. Its rectangular block shape lets it stand steadily on any level surface.
The body is made from plastic in a solid, bright green, with the clear window set into the front of the frame. Plastic is simple to keep looking fresh: dust it with a soft dry cloth, or wipe it over with a slightly damp cloth and dry it straight after, avoiding anything abrasive that could scratch the window. As a gift, it makes a light-hearted present for anyone working towards a savings goal, and it looks cheerful on its own or set beside other bright pieces on a desk or bookcase.
Specification
| Material |
Plastic |
| Colour |
Green |
| Height |
11cm |
| Width |
12cm |
| Depth |
8.5cm |
| Weight |
0.15kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is this money box?
It stands 11cm high, 12cm wide and 8.5cm deep, so it fits neatly on a desk, a shelf or a bedside table.
What is the money box made of?
The money box is made from plastic in a bright green, with a clear front window printed with the words and a banknote design.
Can you see the money inside?
Yes, the front has a clear window, so you can watch your coins build up behind the printed banknotes and lettering.
What does the writing on the money box say?
The window reads "Towards the first £££ million" in yellow lettering, surrounded by small green banknotes, a cheerful nod to saving up.
How do I clean the money box?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth, or wipe it with a slightly damp cloth and dry it afterwards. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could scratch the clear window.
Does it make a good gift?
We think it makes a light-hearted present for anyone saving towards a goal, and its compact size makes it easy to wrap and give.