Rectangular Wood Wall Clock with Thermometer & Hygrometer - Brown

This rectangular wooden wall clock brings three useful readings together in one warm brown frame: the time, the temperature and the humidity of the room. The large white clock face sits in a round window near the top, marked with black Roman numerals and a fine minute track, with a slim seconds hand, so the time reads clearly from across the room. Below it, two smaller white dials sit side by side, a hygrometer on the left and a thermometer on the right. The whole piece measures 32cm high, 27.5cm wide and 4cm deep, with softly rounded edges to the wood.

Its shallow 4cm depth keeps it close to the wall. That suits a hallway, a study or a home office, where you want to glance at the time and the conditions together. The thermometer is marked in both Celsius and Fahrenheit, and the hygrometer reads humidity as a percentage. That is handy for keeping an eye on a room that feels damp or dry through the seasons. The warm brown wood sits comfortably with oak, pine and painted furniture alike, and the white dials keep the look clean and easy to read in a living room or a snug.

The frame is made from wood with a warm brown finish, and the three dials are set neatly into it for a tidy face. To care for it, dust the wood with a soft dry cloth and keep sprays and polish away from the dials. A slightly damp cloth will lift fingerprints from the wooden surround if you dry it straight after. Hang it at eye level so the smaller thermometer and hygrometer dials are easy to read. On a plain painted wall, the brown wood and white faces make a calm, practical centrepiece above a desk, a console table or a hall bench.

How big is this wooden wall clock?

It measures 32cm high, 27.5cm wide and 4cm deep, so it sits close to the wall and suits a hallway, study or living room.

What does it show besides the time?

Below the clock face are two smaller dials: a thermometer marked in Celsius and Fahrenheit, and a hygrometer that reads the humidity of the room as a percentage.

What is the clock made of?

The frame is made from wood with a warm brown finish and softly rounded edges, with white dials set neatly into the front.

Is the clock face easy to read?

Yes, the large white face carries bold black Roman numerals and a fine minute track, with a slim seconds hand, so it reads clearly from across a room.

How do I look after the wood and the dials?

Dust the wooden frame with a soft dry cloth and keep sprays and polish away from the dials. A slightly damp cloth will lift fingerprints from the wood if you dry it straight after.

Which rooms does it suit best?

It works well indoors in a hallway, study, home office or living room, wherever you like to check the time, temperature and humidity together at a glance.