LARGE CLOCKS · SPECIAL PROJECTS
Large clocks.
Exceptional custom work.
Some ideas don't fit in a catalog. LED Goeroe creates large clocks and countdown timers and collaborates on unique visual projects—from the initial sketch to discussing the technical implementation.

Schiphol Clock, a clock artwork by Maarten Baas
IF YOUR IDEA REQUIRES CUSTOM WORK
A point I can relate to.
A special moment.
A clock does more than just tell time. When it’s large, it can become the focal point of a room. A countdown clock, on the other hand, highlights that one moment everyone is looking forward to.
From our base in Tynaarlo, we collaborate on projects close to home, in the region, and sometimes internationally. What do you want to create? Where will it be placed or hung? Together, we’ll explore what your idea needs.
TIME, IMAGE, AND TECHNOLOGY
Space for
your own idea.
The location and purpose determine the design. We collaborate on the scale, visibility, and the way the sculpture becomes part of its surroundings.
Large Custom Clocks
A striking clock in a lobby, building, or public space. Discuss the desired look, size, and location where people will view the clock.
Countdown to a moment
An opening, anniversary, or event. Build anticipation with a large countdown clock that suits the venue and the occasion.
Art & Special Projects
A distinctive design calls for an appropriate technical implementation. We work closely with clients, artists, and designers to help bring their plans to life.
FROM AN IDEA TO A SPECIAL PLACE
Clocks that
stay with you.
In addition to the Schiphol Clock at the top of this page, these projects show just how varied a clock can be: from a work of art in a passageway to a group countdown to an opening.

ERASMUS MC · ROTTERDAM
Sweepers’ Clock
A clock artwork by Maarten Baas in the Passage at Erasmus MC. Part of his "Real Time" series.

RIJKSMUSEUM · AMSTERDAM
Countdown to the Reopening
A large countdown clock on the museum's facade, in the run-up to the Rijksmuseum's reopening on April 13, 2013.
The Schiphol Clock and the Sweepers’ Clock are works of art by Maarten Baas.
FROM IDEA TO PLAN
Start with your idea.
We work with you to find solutions.
A sketch, a reference image, or a description is a good starting point. You don't need to have a detailed technical plan just yet.
- 01Share the draftA clock, countdown display, or other visual project? Tell us what look and function you have in mind.
- 02Describe the placeThe location, available space, desired dimensions, and whether the project is temporary or permanent.
- 03Discuss the implementationWe'll explore the options and coordinate your needs, the parties involved, and the schedule with you.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions about
large clocks.
Every custom project starts with a different question.
Can you make a large clock for my venue?
Discuss your idea, the available space, and the intended use with us. We'll explore which technical options are best suited to your project.
Can I also have a countdown timer made?
Yes. Let us know what event you want to count down to, where the display will be placed, and how long you plan to use it. Then we'll discuss the details for your project.
How much does a large custom clock cost?
Custom work starts with your needs. Please share the application, location, desired size, and timeline so we can create a proposal for your project.
Can I submit my own design or sketch?
Yes, a sketch or reference image helps when discussing your idea. Are you working with an artist or designer? If so, involve them in the planning process. Maarten Baas is the artist behind the Schiphol Clock and Sweepers’ Clock shown here.
AN IDEA WORTH CONSIDERING
What do you want?
Have it made?
Share your idea, the location, and your schedule.
We’d be happy to discuss the possibilities.




