Craig Frames 200ASHBK 24 Inch 75 Inch Review

This frame was perfect for my Tintin poster. It's light but strong and was packaged very well. It comes with professional hanging hardware, including picture wire and instructions for mounting and hanging. I will definitely be buying more frames from this company in the future!

The frames are quite narrow which makes them ideal when you want the focus to be on the image rather than the frame. The packaging was great and they looked like they were made out of wood (as described). I ordered two and they look the same, no inconsistencies. Note: They are designed to be wall hung and cannot be used as a standing frame.

We were so excited to hang the picture my husband bought me for Mother's Day, we finally found the right frame, we measured everything on the walls to hang it when the big moment came. and when the hanger was rotated in a vertical position *not aggressive at all, just rotated casually*, it completely detached from the cardboard backing. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I don't know if I should try to glue and fix it or return it. But sure, it's leaning against my dresser, not my wall.

This is a budget frame. You spend little, you get what you pay for. It serves its purpose and the frames are fine. I received a 16x24 frame and had to crop the printed photo to fit when it was already cropped to 16x24. The acrylic on the front has scratches, but it's acrylic again. what i expected. I should have done something differently if I had had certain expectations and personally bought instead of rolling the dice. The packaging was SUPER! definitely safe and I wasn't worried about…

Delivery was fast, frame was securely packed. I can't say enough good things about this frame. The wood is cheap, thin, and split at the joined edges of the frame. The plastic cover is thin but protected by a film on both sides. The back is just a piece of cardboard. There are no white inserts or anything else to make room on either side. My biggest complaint is that the included hardware isn't plugged in either. Holes need to be drilled and fixed by yourself. I will send it back immediately. I

I had a bunch (okay, a lot) of concert posters rolled up and stuck in the back of a toilet. When I was trying to tidy up my house I threw most of it away, but there was one I wanted to keep that I wouldn't display in my living room or dining room but was memorable enough (for me). to be exhibited in our finished basement, which remains mostly unused. Just a few bucks more than most poster frames (very cheap plastic frames), this is a very nice frame for what I used it for. "Glass" isn't real…