Photo Picture Frames Black White Oak Colour, Modern Range, Various Sizes A1 A2 A3 A4, White, A2 (41.9 x 59.4cm)

Lovely. Just what I needed, would buy again!

This is obviously a budget frame but I'm not sure what has caused other reviewers so many problems.Delivered with corner protectors on to prevent damage in transit.It is made from light, sturdy MDF with a wood effect covering. Nicely finished, no dents or ripples.The "glass" is a light weight clear, thin perspex that has film on both sides for transportation and needs peeling off before use.The back board is a fairly standard thickness board with the folding metal tabs that are commonly used in framing to hold it in place.It really isn't hard to work out at all:Turn the frame face down, fold all the metal tabs upwards towards the edge of the frame.Lift out the back boardLift out the perspex and peel the backing off both sides.Put the perspex back inPut your item to be displayed inPut the back board back in with the hanging hook in placeBend back all the metal tabs so they lay flatDone!!It comes with two hooks that slide over the backing board so you can hang it landscape or portrait. If you hang it landscape maybe use both hooks equidistant so the frame is well supported.As it is made with lightweight materials the frame is lovely and light so it is easy to hang. No fancy heavy duty rawl plugs/screws/fixing are necessary, just standards nails or screws.I pull an A1 map inside the frame without a mount an it fit perfectly and hangs beautifully.

Delivery took a long time but it's a good quality frame & exactly what we were after

Easy to place poster in , nice white colour , good value for money ,my only gripe is the clip for hanging bent so I fitted hooks & rope .

Very pleased with it i ordered a few different sizes. Nice quality would recommend

Ok for the price but really disappointed there is no backing paper. I wanted to put a smaller poster in and have the backing paper act as a mount. I've never bought a frame that comes without.

Perfect for my needs

I have an obsession with buying screen prints. Rarely do they end up on a wall though. We needed to change that, and some frames made by a local company were going to cost circa £110 each so I got 3 of these as they were inexpensive enough to not worry about if they turned out to be a stop gap.Happy to say they look the business, easy to fit and hang, and I think they’ll last some time without changing prints.You do get what you pay for, they’re a bit flimsy (not relevant when they’re on a wall) and I don’t think they’d take repeated assembly/disassembly well with the bending of those little metal tabs to hold the backboard k . You also don’t get a mount/backer so I put in my own to protect the print from the board and hanging clips.On those, the hanging clips are a little strange. They hook over the top of the backboard essentially meaning you’re hanging from the top of the frame.I’ll be getting some more, they’re great value for money.