Hover™ Frameless 3D Wall Clock

No frame. Just the hours on your wall.

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This frameless 3d wall clock lets your wall do the talking. Twelve sculpted numerals press directly into the plaster, circling a quartz hub that moves without a sound, so there is no dial and no rear plate, and your wall itself does the work of a face.

Numerals mount straight to the wall, no frame needed
Quiet quartz movement at the centre
No dial and no plate behind it to clutter the look
Measures 40 cm across

Set it in a hallway, above a sofa, or in a quiet reading corner, and let time hang there, weightless.

Product Info

Moulded 3D numerals, silent sweep quartz hub

Material

40 × 40 cm circle (15.7 in), hub 7 cm — 2 colours

Sizes

Overview

A big wall clock is usually a big disc. You end up hanging a dinner plate of white plastic on a wall you spent a long time getting the colour of, and it sits there being the loudest thing in the room.

Float™ removes the dial altogether. Twelve separate 3D numerals stick straight onto the plaster in a 40 cm circle, and a small 7 cm hub carries the hands in the middle. There is no backing plate and no rim, so your wall becomes the face — the limewash, the paint, the texture, whatever you have. Each numeral stands 5 mm proud, which means side light gives every one of them its own soft shadow.

It goes up with a paper template and adhesive pads, not a drill, so it works on a wall you are not allowed to make holes in. The movement is silent sweep quartz on one AA battery. If you ever want it somewhere else, the numerals lift off and the spacing is yours to change.

Care

Dust the numerals with a dry soft cloth or a clean make-up brush; they are light enough that you should hold each one steady with a fingertip while you do it. Do not use a damp cloth on the adhesive edge and never use solvent cleaner, which will lift the pads. Change the battery once a year. To remove a numeral, warm it gently with a hairdryer for a few seconds and peel slowly rather than pulling.

Materials

Twelve moulded 3D numerals in matte-finished acrylic-faced EVA with pre-applied adhesive pads, plus a round moulded hub disc housing the movement, with two slim metal hands. Sizes: the numerals lay out to a circle 40 × 40 cm (15.7 × 15.7 in); hub disc 7 cm across; numerals 3–7 cm tall and about 5 mm deep. Movement: silent sweep quartz, 1 × AA battery (not included). Supplied with a printed paper positioning template. Shipping weight approx. 84 g, boxed 15 × 10 × 3 cm.

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You have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in their original packaging. Return shipping is your responsibility unless the item is defective. If anything arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us a photo and we'll replace or refund it.

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Your wall is the dial

There is no backing plate — the numerals mount direct, so the wall colour and texture read as the clock faceEach numeral stands 5 mm proud of the plaster, so raking daylight gives every one its own soft drop shadowAdhesive pads and a paper template instead of a drill — it goes on a rented wall and comes off again

Moulded 3D numeralsSilent sweep quartz hubPaper fitting template

Float Clock on the wall above a pale oak sideboard in a warm Japandi room

Bigger than it looks, quieter than it looks

Laid out, the numerals span 40 cm — wide enough to read from the far end of a room, but because there is no disc behind them the wall still breathes. Over a sideboard it fills the space without blocking it.

A hand pressing the numeral 12 onto a plaster wall while fitting the Float Clock

A template, not a drill

Tape the paper template up, level it once, then peel and press each numeral for twenty seconds. Twenty minutes start to finish, no dust, no holes — and nothing your landlord will notice when it comes down.

Float Clock labelled with twelve 3D numerals, silent quartz hub and stick-on fixing

Shadows do the work

Because every numeral sits 5 mm off the surface, the clock changes through the day — flat at noon, long-shadowed by late afternoon. It is the reason this reads as architecture rather than as a bought object.

4.6 / 5 ★★★★★

Trusted by people who take rest seriously

From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.

★★★★★

Solved a wall I had given up on

Big blank wall above the sideboard, nothing framed ever looked right on it. This does, because there is no border fighting the plaster. Took me about twenty-five minutes with the template and a spirit level app.

Marcus B.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Rental-friendly, which was the whole point

We cannot drill in this flat. Everything else I looked at needed a hook. These stick on and they have not moved in four months, including through a hot spell. Use the template properly, is my advice — eyeballing the spacing will show.

Aisha K.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

The shadows are the best part

Did not expect this. Our afternoon sun comes in from the side and each number throws a little shadow across the wall, so it looks completely different at four o'clock than it does at ten. Black on a cream wall, if you are wondering.

Greta P.

Verified buyer

Frequently asked questions

How big is it once it is up?

The numerals lay out to a circle 40 cm across (15.7 in), which is about the size of a vinyl record sleeve. The hub in the middle is 7 cm and the numerals themselves run 3–7 cm tall. You can space them slightly wider if you want to fill more wall — the hands still point true.

Will it stick to my wall?

It holds well on smooth painted plaster, plasterboard, glass, tile and sealed wood. It does NOT hold on heavy textured wallpaper, raw brick, unsealed lime or anything chalky and dusty. Wipe the wall and let it dry fully first — most failures are a dusty surface, not weak adhesive.

Does it come off without damage?

On sound modern paint, yes — warm each numeral with a hairdryer for a few seconds and peel it slowly rather than pulling it straight off. On old, flaking or freshly painted walls the pads can take a little paint with them, so test one numeral in a low spot first if that matters.

How hard is it to get straight?

Use the printed paper template that comes in the box — tape it up, level it once, and every numeral has a marked position. It is the one step worth not rushing. Freehand spacing looks fine while you are doing it and obviously wrong from the doorway afterwards.

Is it noisy?

No. The hub uses a silent sweep movement, so the hands glide rather than step and there is no tick. It takes one AA battery, which is not included — fit a fresh alkaline one and expect roughly a year.

Black or silver?

Matte Black is the higher-contrast choice and the one to pick on cream, limewash or any pale wall — it is what we photographed. Brushed Silver is much quieter and works best on a mid or darker wall, or when you want the shadows to read more than the numerals themselves.