IKEA PS 1995 Clock, blue, 48 cm
How to get it
IKEA PS 1995 clock shows the time and is also an eye-catching decoration in your home. You can hang it on the wall or place it on a shelf – and open the front of the clock and store small things!
Product details
The clock is also a good storage place for small items.
Can be hung on the wall or placed on a shelf.
Accurate at keeping time as it is fitted with a quartz movement.
No disturbing ticking sounds since the clock has a silent quartz movement.
Thomas Eriksson
Good to know
Batteries are sold separately. IKEA recommends LADDA rechargeable battery. This clock also works with alkaline batteries, 1xAA.
Different wall materials require different types of fixing devices. Use fixing devices suitable for the walls in your home, sold separately.
IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com
Materials and care
Material
- Basematerial:
- Steel, Epoxy/polyester powder coating
- Front protection:
- Tempered glass
- Hands:
- Aluminium, Paint
- Foot:
- Synthetic rubber
Care
Clean with a duster.
The hands are set using the dial on the back of the clock mechanism. Moving the hands directly with your fingers can destroy the clock mechanism.
Safety and compliance
Assembly and documents
Advice and care instructions
IKEA PS 1995 Clock105.750.64Weight & measurements
- Width: 29 cm
- Depth: 15 cm
- Height: 48 cm
Package details
IKEA PS 1995
Article Number105.750.64- Width: 30 cm
- Height: 15 cm
- Length: 49 cm
- Weight: 3.40 kg
- Package(s): 1
Reviews
Customer reviews
Material
What is steel?
Steel has unique characteristics when it is stretched and shaped since it remains strong. It provides strength to everything from skyscrapers and cars to bed frames and outdoor furniture. The steel industry is moving in the direction of more energy-efficient production and stronger steel qualities. It doesn’t lose any of its properties when recycled and today steel is one of the most recycled materials in the world.
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
"IKEA PS 1995 clock has a shape that looks like an old Swedish Mora clock from the province of Dalarna or a guitar. I like the combination of convex and concave lines. The biggest challenge was in creating a soft curvy body that still had a clear, graphic shape. The final result is like an icon for clocks, which also works as a practical storage place for small things. It's very recognizable. I hope you find the clock both fun and useful."