Wonderpane™ Scene Projector — Christmas Edition
Wonderpane™ Scene Projector — Christmas Edition
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Wonderpane™ Scene Projector — Christmas Edition
What's included?
Description
One compact projector that turns a blank surface into a moving Christmas scene. Point it at a garage door, a wall, a window or a curtain, choose a scene from the remote, and the whole front of the house changes. No ladder, no tangled lights, no whole Saturday — and in January it goes back in one small box.
Plug in, point, press one button
Set it down, aim it at your surface and press one button on the remote. No app, no account, no pairing, no wiring. Most people have it running inside two minutes of opening the box.
Forty scenes, changed from the sofa
Santa and the sleigh, reindeer, drifting snowfall, a lit tree, a nativity, a fireplace, a countdown to the day. Change the scene from wherever you're sitting — no going back outside in the cold.
Where it goes — the honest answer
This is a projector, not a floodlight. It belongs somewhere dry and covered — a porch, a garage overhang, a doorway, or indoors on a windowsill pointing out through the glass. It is not built to sit uncovered in rain or snow, and we'd rather tell you that here than take the return in January.
Sheltered and plugged into a nearby socket, it runs all season.
Works on almost any flat surface
A garage door, brick or rendered walls, siding, a plain interior wall, a drawn curtain, a window. Pale and plain surfaces look best. Darker brick still works — the picture just sits into the texture rather than on top of it.
Replaces a garage full of decorations
No ladder, no clips, no half-dead strands to test one bulb at a time. One thing to put out, one thing to put away, and nothing to untangle next November.
Not only for December
The same projector runs ambient scenes the rest of the year — falling snow, rain on glass, a slow-moving sky, soft colour on a bedroom wall. It comes out at Christmas and stays useful after it.
Tracked delivery
30-day guarantee
Real replies on email
FAQ
What are the specs?
Compact LED projector on a tilting yoke and a weighted base. Mains powered with a standard adapter, roughly 2m of cable. Tilts through about 40 degrees. Forty animated scenes on board, changed by infrared remote. Indoor and sheltered outdoor use.
Where can I put it?
Anywhere dry, covered and within reach of a socket. A porch rail or floor, under a garage overhang, inside an open garage, a doorway, or indoors on a windowsill firing out through the glass.
Not out in the open on a lawn, and not anywhere rain or snow can land on it. Keep the plug end under cover or use a weatherproof outdoor socket.
How big does the picture get?
The further back you set it, the bigger it goes. At about 3m it covers a standard single garage door. At about 2m indoors it fills most of a wall. Closer in gives you a smaller, brighter, sharper picture — worth experimenting on the first night.
It needs darkness to look its best. Dusk onwards outdoors, lamps rather than overheads indoors.
How do I set it up?
- Choose your surface — garage door, wall, window or curtain.
- Set the projector down somewhere dry and covered, facing it, with a socket in reach.
- Plug in and switch on. Tilt the body in the yoke until the picture sits where you want it.
- Slide it forward or back to size the picture to the surface.
- Press the scene button on the remote until you find the one you want.
Will it look like the photos?
On a pale, plain, flat surface in real darkness — yes. On a dark textured wall, in a lit room, or at dusk with a streetlight on it, it will be dimmer and softer than the photos. Every projector on earth works this way. Give it dark and it gives you the picture.
How fast is shipping, and what's the guarantee?
Dispatched within 1 working day with tracking. Delivery is typically 5–10 working days.
You have 30 days from the date of your order to send it back if it isn't what you expected, unused and in its packaging. Email wonderpane@outlook.com and a person answers.
See it running
Two minutes out of the box to the front of the house looking like this.
