Answer
May 15, 2024 - 12:52 PM
The dimensions of a cuckoo clock are typically measured in terms of its height, width and depth.
- Height: The height of a cuckoo clock refers to the distance from the highest point of the clock to the lowest point. This measurement is usually taken from the top of any decorative carvings, or the top of a roof or steeple, to the lowest point of decorative carving. The weights are usually excluded in this measurement.
- Width: The width of a cuckoo clock refers to the distance across the widest part of the clock case, usually measured from side to side. This measurement may include any decorative elements or overhangs that extend beyond the main body of the clock.
- Depth: The depth of a cuckoo clock refers to the distance from the front of the clock case to the back. This measurement is usually taken at the deepest point of the clock, which may include any protruding parts such as decorative carvings.
