upsimples 16x20 Picture Frame Black 3 Pack, Scratch-Proof Poster Frames 16 x 20 for Photo Gallery - Slide-In Strips, Horizontal or Vertical Wall Mounting

These are cheap but work well. The film can be tricky to remove.

The overall quality of this frame is great. I can see the pictures vividly as if there is no glass. The protection for the photo provided is optimal for its use. You simply remove the sides, put the photo on the board/backing, and then add the glass on top. After that, the only thing left to do is to add back the four corners, and you are all set to hang your photos. The plastic parts are very sturdy.In summary of the pros, this is a very good buy, and the frames are very easy to use.The only setback is that I would not recommend for photographs because, even though they are of great quality and easy to use, the material is more suited for decorative posters unless you are looking for something simple

These frames are exactly what I needed for my posters and photos. The black design is simple and modern, which works with almost any room style. I like that they come with slide-in strips makes swapping art or photos super easy. It doesn't have stickiness. It gives the poster a nice protection and fits perfectly.They can be mounted horizontally or vertically, and once on the wall, they look clean and professional. The scratch-resistant surface is a nice touch too. Great quality for the price, and you get three in the pack can’t beat that.

We needed to hang some art by our oldest kid (the drawings were 25 years old, but we don't care) after we had repainted the living room. Unfortunately, the 3M strips I chose were not strong enough, so both pieces fell and the inexpensive frames broke.We found this set of 3 frames on Amazon, and the price fit our very tight budget. After getting new, stronger 3M strips, also from Amazon, I reframed the art.The frames were very simple to use; if you watch the instructional video, the process is exactly like that. But I don't think the video showed the consumers just how tricky FINDING the plastic film is. I just could not find the film on the second side of the acrylic when I framed the first piece of art, so I just let it go. But I DID find the second film on the second frame, using my hubby's new, super powerful magnifying glass (also from Amazon; I really dislike shopping these days). An "a-ha" moment. So I took the first frame apart, very easy, and using the magnifying glass, I found the second film. What a difference that made! Truly worth the effort of taking the frame apart. Putting it back together again was actually easier, since it was the third time I had assembled the frames.These are cheap, so they are light. One frame, all assembled with the art in it, was lighter than the backing of the original frame we got back in 1999, and that was a cheap, simple frame, too.So although these are cheap and light, that is a good thing, because your hanging system is less likely to fail, unless your hanging system is a thumbtack in drywall: that ain't gonna work! These frames are light, but not that light. And because they are so very simple, they will not attract any attention away from whatever you have in the frame.I am very happy with these frames. We shall see how they hold up. While I gave them 4 stars because they are so light and flimsy-feeling, there really is nothing wrong with these frames, and I would buy them again if I needed more. I still have one left (it's a package of 3 frames), so I am thinking of getting a photo blown up to fit this last frame.If you want a luxurious, expensive-looking frame for your print or photo, keep looking. But if you want simple and cheap, and easy to use, I strongly recommend these frames.

The media could not be loaded. Great plastic quality appears to look like glass, easy to hang fits my pictures well. Like the color and how easy it is to apply the pictures. Appears to be scratched resistant. Looks well with my decor very nice.

I didn’t expect these to be great quality but they are super cheap. They probably are not worth the asking price. The frame sides are made of cheap plastic(I think) and you have to place each part over the plexiglass and picture. The frame pieces don’t stay in place well so you’ll see them come apart little(they never stay together on all 4 sides at once).Overall, I expected these frames to be better. I’ve had better frames from the dollar store. No offense.

I ordered the upsimples 24x36 picture frame to display a large art print, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out! The frame has a clean, minimalist design that makes my artwork stand out without being distracting. It’s surprisingly lightweight, which made it super easy to hang.I used Command Strips to mount it, and it’s holding up perfectly—no holes in the wall, no hassle. The plastic front looks clear and sharp, and I love the slide-in design for easily switching out posters in the future.If you’re decorating a rental space or just want a no-fuss framing solution, this is an awesome choice. I’ll definitely be ordering more for my other posters!

These are intended for posters, and I think that they work well enough. They are simple to put together, but may take some extra time to match up the corners. Each frame has a thick cardboard backing, a thin plexiglass front, and 4 side pieces.To put in a poster or photo, you have to take off each metal side piece, layer the backing, poster, and plexiglass, and then slide on the side pieces. The process itself was fairly simple and took no more than 5 minutes. These are not like regular photo frames, and should really only be used with a poster or a regular photo. Since the side pieces sort of clamp onto the backing and plexiglass, the photo layer needs to be really thin. I think overall, these are great for the price, but I may consider upgrading to a normal photo frame later on.