Make Your Own Weather House

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€20.00

SKU CD681

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Inspired by the traditional Swiss Weather House, this DIY Weather House functions as a hygrometer that indicates weather conditions. The Sun pops out when the weather is sunny and dry. The Cloud pops out when the weather is rainy. Hang or place the weather house in an open space. Comes flat with 19 ready to assemble pieces. No batteries needed!

Design: KDT
Materials: MDF, PP, paper, copper
Packaging: color box
Dimensions: 20.3 x 21.6 x 3.8 cm

Make Your Own Weather House

€20.00

SKU CD681

Can’t make it work

This is an adorable kit but like previous review said, it’s delicate and hard to assemble with messing up the pieces. But the main problem is that the instructions for calibrating the hygrometer don’t make sense! “Center the cloud if it’s a rainy day”? Center how? If it’s centered, then the sunny side is centered too. I have no idea how to set this thing.

A good idea overall,but the slots in which the parts go into are a bit on the small side,hence it it difficult to put it together and some of the parts break quite easily.