DIY Frameless Wall Clock with Silent Sweep Movement | Round Face

No drilling and no bulky frame, just a clean round face on a bare wall. The adhesive numbers line up using an included paper template, and the silent sweep movement means zero ticking in a quiet room.

• No ticking, ever: Silent sweep movement keeps the room quiet day and night
• No nails, no frame: Adhesive numbers and hands mount straight onto the wall
• Two ways to hang it: Mount the movement on a nail or stick it flat with the adhesive base plate
• Guided number placement: The included paper template lines up every digit before you commit to adhesive
• Runs on one AA battery: Not included, so have one ready before you start

This clock skips the usual boxed frame. Instead you get a central movement, a pair of hands, and a full set of numbers that stick directly onto the wall in whatever layout the paper template guides you to.

Setup starts with the included auxiliary scale: hold it against the wall to mark out where each number goes, then peel and place the die-cut foam backing pieces followed by the acrylic number faces on top of them. Press the movement to the wall using its adhesive base plate, or hang it from a nail if you would rather not commit to a fixed spot.

Slide the hour and minute hands onto the center shaft, lined up at 12 o'clock, and the clock is ready to run. The movement itself is a silent sweep type, so there is no audible ticking, and the time is set with a small adjustment wheel on the back.

It takes one AA battery, sold separately. Because the numbers are adhesive rather than fixed to a backing plate, you can space them out to fill a large blank wall or keep them tight for a smaller spot, all guided by the same paper template.

• 1x Clock Movement Unit

• 1x Minute Hand

• 1x Hour Hand

• 1x Paper Positioning Template

• 2x Foam Number Backing Sheets

• 1x Acrylic Number Facing Set

• Not included: 1x AA Battery