Beyond Door Thousand 5: The Last Guy That Knocked on The Door

This is one of the cheapest and most fun technologically advanced pieces of door furniture we have come across! Sure, you shop at Architectural Classics … so you have excellent, refined taste, are more sophisticated than the Queen, and have a beautiful period style home which definitely does not scream ”Tacky! Tacky!” … which this door knocker does!  But once you see it, and discover that it is only $18.99, you’ll be stocking up for Halloween, to give to your kids, and perhaps just to use once or twice, when your mother in law is supposed to be turning up…

Basically it is a ’severed’ arm – a model of the lower part of a man’s arm, attached to a small and simple door knocker. It has an inbuilt motion sensor, which is activated when someone approaches the door, and it starts the hand knocking by itself. Ooooo, spooky!

You might not even need the sound of the knocking to know that there is someone at the front door – the screeches will alert you! Although I would personally be interested to know how many of your visitors slap you in the face as you answer the door, red-faced and giggling your guts out, just about to wet your pants! It requires 3x AA batteries, and is not available right at this second, but can be pre-ordered.

One Response to “Beyond Door Thousand 5: The Last Guy That Knocked on The Door”

1. Cree says:

   8 December 2008 at 12:52 am

   That would be so daft if it didn’t have the motion sensor. Better make sure the batteries don’t start running out though, it might be more of an arthritic tremor than a knock