Description
This frosted house is a light-up decoration for Christmas: a two-storey plastic townhouse in snowy white with a red tiled roof, lit from within by LEDs that shine out through its windows. The roof has rows of scalloped red tiles beneath a thick layer of glittering snow, and every edge is trimmed with a raised white border that looks like piped icing. Green garlands tied with red bows swag across the front, a wreath with a red bow hangs above the arched red door, and two little fir trees stand beside the steps. It stands 30cm tall, 24cm wide and 21cm deep, so it has real presence without crowding a shelf.
Set it on a mantelpiece, a sideboard, a bookcase or a hall table and it becomes the centrepiece of a festive display, glowing through the arched windows on its front and sides as the evenings draw in. It works as the heart of a Christmas village scene or on its own, and because it runs on batteries there is no cable to hide and no socket to find. It is a decoration for dry rooms indoors, at home in a living room, dining room or hallway through the whole of December.
The house is moulded in plastic, and the snow on its roof and base has a fine glitter finish that catches the light. It takes three AAA batteries, so we suggest having a set to hand before you unpack it. To keep it looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth, keep it away from water and take the batteries out before you pack it away after the season. Given as a Christmas gift, it is the sort of decoration that comes out of the box first every December and sets the scene for everything else.
Specification
| Material |
Plastic |
| Colour |
White & Red |
| Height |
30cm |
| Width |
24cm |
| Depth |
21cm |
| Weight |
2.117kg |
| Battery |
3 x AAA |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How big is the light-up house?
It stands 30cm tall, 24cm wide and 21cm deep, a good size for a mantelpiece, a sideboard or a deep shelf.
What batteries does the light-up house need?
It takes three AAA batteries, which power the LEDs that light the house from inside and shine out through its windows.
What is the house made of?
The house is moulded in plastic and finished in white, with a red tiled roof, green garlands and glittering snow on the roof and base.
Can I put it outside or in a bathroom?
No. This is a decoration for dry rooms indoors, so keep it in a living room, dining room, hallway or bedroom, away from damp.
How do I look after the light-up house?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth, keep it away from water and take the batteries out before you store it after Christmas.
Does it make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, it makes a cheerful Christmas gift for anyone who loves a festive mantelpiece, and it needs no plug or cable to light up.