FramesPlus 20X16 BLACK PHOTO PICTURE POSTER FRAME

Exactly what I wanted. Some previous reviewers complain of difficulty and poor quality. It's a budget frame. If you want high end, go and have a bespoke frame made. At my local suppliers that's about 4 times the price of this one and its still moulded MDF, with the steel holders in the frame and pre attached hangers on the back. I believe some like to complain purely for the sake of it. I have an illness that makes it difficult to manipulate small items. I had no issue with the pins, the hangers or installing my print into the frame. Take your time, plan ahead and it will be perfect. Like mine.

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.

Perspex not glass just done the job and looks good

This frame has perspex (not glass) so is very lightweight. Having said that I felt that the frames were well made in relation to the price. I was concerned when people had written bad reviews but maybe they don't know that a frame this size would cost well over £100 if it was made of wood and glass. I would recommend. Take care when removing the plastic film covering both sides of the perspex as it is stuck on very well and if you bend the perspex it will snap.

I've ordered two different sized frames from these guys, and thought for the price, they were not bad quality. As my mum used to say 'you get what you pay for!'Had a nice little bonus on the second frame delivery too, a very small desk frame as a gift, just the right size to put a picture of the love of my life in....my cat.All in all, very pleased, the items arrived promptly and well packaged, and I would use these people again. *thumbs up*

I purchased 2 white 8"X6" frame for some art work and they both look very nice. It uses non shatter styrene instead of glass but once you install your picture and hang it up you wont really be able to tell the difference. The frame even though is MDF has a nice finish that doesn't look or feel cheap. The frame looks good and makes your pictures and artwork look even better on display.The frame does have a decent build quality, however being a budget frame do not expect premium quality. I think if you stick in some nice art work this could make a nice inexpensive gift. Overall it is a good product for what it is, and its price makes it even better value for money. I definitely recommend this frame. Hope this helps

The frame itself was good and the perspex (like pseudo glass) is fine. However, the product was let down by a very flimsy hanging clip. After I had put my poster, in its mount, inside the frame and sealed it with the back on, I went to hang it. But the frame's hanging clip bent under the weigh of the frame and its contents. So the whole thing fell off the hanging pin and fell to the floor. Good job it wasn't real glass, otherwise it would have smashed.

Looks good, debatable quality / value.First arrived damaged, cracked all the way through frame. Poor build, poor packaging, probably not treated as fragile by couriers.Replacement arrived with a small fault in the perspex 'glass'. Luckily could use the glass from item one so had one useable frame between the two items sent.I think it's a cheap but reasonably low quality frame - i.e. you get what you pay for. So overall, fairly reasonable value for money if you want to frame a poster, if you know that it's possible that item may not be perfect.Probably not really good enough for a proper art print, and worth spending a bit extra.Summary, good enough for a Pokémon poster for kids room, and customer service this seller was good at least.