Low Price Ugears Split Rock Lighthouse Flash Sale: 35% Off [318mLXRl]

Available for sale on July 31, 2025

Split Rock Lighthouse

Assemble your own beacon of history—let its warm light guide your nights.

Perched atop a 133-foot cliff overlooking the wild waters of Lake Superior, Split Rock Lighthouse stands as a symbol of resilience, craftsmanship, and coastal legend. When the gales of November lash the lake into a frenzy, waves can rise 20 feet or more—turning this vast inland sea, known in the Ojibwe language as Kitchi-gami (“Big Sea”), into one of the most perilous waterways in the world.

Following the tragic Mataafa Storm of 1905, which wrecked 29 ships and took 36 lives—including the Madeira, dashed against the rocky shores of Silver Bay—this beacon was born out of necessity. First lit on July 31, 1910, Split Rock quickly became both a lifeline for mariners and one of America’s most photographed lighthouses.

Now, Ugears invites you to bring this coastal icon to life with a stunning, hands-on model that merges engineering elegance with warm, ambient light.

A Tribute in Wood: Your Lighthouse Awaits

The Ugears Split Rock Lighthouse model is a beautifully detailed, DIY wooden replica that captures the spirit and silhouette of the historic Minnesota structure. Crafted with precision and heart, it’s more than just a model—it’s a glowing tribute to maritime history and the people who braved the lake’s wrath.

Whether displayed on a shelf or used as a cozy nightlight, this lighthouse fills your space with character and charm.

✨ Signature Features:

• Authentic Design: Inspired by the real Split Rock Lighthouse—octagonal tower, keeper’s house, and all.

• Fine Detailing: Intricate laser engraving replicates stonework, brick, and architectural nuances.

• Interactive Elements: Open-and-close door with rubber band mechanism; gently swaying curtains in the windows.

• Tool-Free Assembly: No glue or special tools required—just your hands and curiosity.

• Multilingual Instructions: Clear, step-by-step guide included in 11 languages.