Maker diagram of the square-base version: the lit banknote-styled block measured at 15.6cm by 6.6cm above a square base 13.4cm on each side and 2.8cm tall, with three colour chips at the sideMaker diagram of the hexagonal-base version: the same 15.6cm by 6.6cm block above a base 19.5cm across and 3cm tall, with three small photographs of the lamp lit on a desk
Obj. No. lug - Desk, Tech & Gaming

Floating Money Stack Maglev Lamp

QAR 396,58
Description

A moulded block shaped like a banded stack of banknotes that lights up and hangs in mid-air above a powered base, held there by magnets and slowly turning. Two base shapes, five plug types.

Straight answers

  • It is not money. A decorative prop with a banknote pattern moulded into it. No value, not currency, not legal tender, not spendable.
  • The only images we hold are the maker's measurement diagrams. Every actual photograph on the source listing carried another company's watermark, so they are gone. Real photography is on our list before we feature this anywhere.
  • Choose your plug at checkout - US, EU, UK, AU or KR. No voltage or wattage is published, so ask us before using it outside the standard you order. Maker rates it 14+.
Details
  • CategoryLamps & Night Lights
  • OptionsChoose style before adding
  • SizeBlock 15.6 x 6.6cm · square base 13.4cm square x 2.8cm tall · hexagonal base 19.5cm across x 3cm tall
  • MaterialNot stated by the maker, for the block or the base
  • Power/sourceMains, plug type chosen at checkout - no voltage or wattage published
  • IncludesOne item unless a style option says otherwise
Shipping & returns
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