Reviews

Shipping via UPS took a bit longer than I expected, but it was delivered to my front porch with zero damage. This frame is black and very nice looking (no damage). It came with picture hanging wire and clips and is now assembled and ready to put up. The glass is a plexiglass type of product with protective film on both sides. This frame is for an original painting, so I wanted something nice. Yep, it does its job! The picture frame is a quality product.

I usually don't write negative reviews but I am very disappointed with this frame. The frame I received did not look like the picture, had several knicks and scratches in the wood, and had plexi-glass. This frame was $60. :(

I bought this for a 2000 piece puzzle, the puzzle fit it but is very snug and I had to really work at it to get it in. Also, the quality is not in line with the price point. The frame is a bit flimsy and is MDF and plastic. Unfortunately there are not many options to choose from. They do provide hanging hardware, I haven’t tried to attach yet so I am unsure how easy that will be. I am keeping as I don’t see many other options but be aware $80 is definitely high for the material quality.

Got them for the office and they are really good quality and very well made.

BEAUTIFUL frame for the money! I highly recommend!

Easy to order. Received in a few days. Looks great on picture

Great selection of frames. Shipped on good packaging. Easy to assemble. Very pleased!

Art to Frames came through with the perfect size frames for these hatch prints.Super easy to install hardware for hanging.

Look nice but it was very poor quality very weak and flimsy also very poor packaging. It was broken in 3 pieces. Definitely not worth the price specially for fake wood

These are very pricy for what they are. They make a great presentation for a couple of days. Then the panes bow between them allowing air pockets to form behind the pictures that look like small balloons distorting the pictures. They would require multiple more screws around the two panes to hold them flat to each other and keep the picture flat between them. It's a lot of work and money for such not-so-great results. Perhaps layering stiff cardboard behind each pic would keep the picture flat against the pane and not distort the pictures.