Description
The Kenema is a square wall clock with the look of old engineering about it, built from metal and glass in an antique brass colour. It measures 81cm wide and 81cm high and is only 9.5cm deep, so it sits close to the wall while still holding its own across a large space. A riveted frame with raised star details near each corner surrounds a round, pale dial with bold black Roman numerals and a numbered minute track, and at its centre an open cluster of gears is left on view.
At this size the clock suits a wall that needs one confident piece rather than several small ones: the space above a sofa, a chimney breast, a long hallway or a dining room. The large numerals read clearly from across the room, which matters on a clock this broad. The antique brass and the exposed gears sit comfortably with industrial and warehouse-style rooms, dark woods and leather, but the pale dial keeps it light enough for a plainer, painted wall too. Anyone who likes the character of a vintage station or factory clock, without hunting for an original, will find plenty to like here.
The clock weighs 16KG, and that figure decides where it goes: choose a solid wall and a fixing rated for that weight, and have a second pair of hands ready when you lift it into position. Because the gears sit openly in the middle of the dial, the clock rewards a closer look as much as it does a glance from across the room. Metal and glass make up the whole piece, with the antique brass colour carried across the frame, the rivets and the gear centre. It runs on three AA (LR6) batteries, which are not included, so have them to hand before the clock goes on the wall.
Specification
| Colour |
Antique Brass |
| Material |
Metal, Glass |
| Details |
Batteries not included |
| Length |
81cm |
| Width |
9.5cm |
| Height |
81cm |
| Weight |
16KG |
| Battery |
AA/LR6 |
| Battery Count |
3 |
Frequently Asked
How big is the Kenema wall clock?
It is 81cm wide and 81cm high, and only 9.5cm deep, so it sits close to the wall while filling a large space.
Which batteries does the clock need?
It takes three AA batteries, also sold as LR6. They are not included, so it is worth buying them along with the clock.
How heavy is the clock?
It weighs 16KG, so hang it on a solid wall using a fixing rated for that weight, and have someone help you lift it.
What colour is the frame?
The frame is an antique brass colour, with brass-toned rivets, star details and a gear centre set against a pale dial with black Roman numerals.
What material is the clock?
It is made from metal and glass, which suits the industrial, engineered look of the riveted frame and the exposed gears.