Craig Frames 7171610BK 11 Inch Finish 825 Inch Review

I bought two posters in a garage. So 3 stars because of the "unimportant" location and the price. Definitely not something I would hang up in my house. I'd call it a $15 frame, but packaging and shipping are probably an issue, so I'll get it. Very cheap and lightweight corrugated backing as opposed to the rigid material you see on most frames. None of the frames I received are square or sit flat against the wall. Good packaging and protective film on each side of the plastic. All devices…

We ended up taking it to a framing shop, had the printing done professionally and replaced the glass with anti-reflective glass. The acrylic panel was too reflective and foggy, it was definitely transparent enough for something to hang prominently in the room. Perhaps for an ideal environment where no light shines next to it or into it. The frame itself was perfect. It's not the best frame fit and finish, but since it's painted black it doesn't have to be perfect.

I wanted to like this. It is VERY difficult to find a frame for a 16x24 print. I ended up choosing this one for the photo I took because it would be delivered quickly and would buy me time to order a custom frame. I needed something fast because we are listing our house for sale and I wanted this photo to help me with that. It is enough for a poster in the children's room, but it is absolutely unsuitable for a portrait. Plastic distorts the photo and just looks goofy. I'm going back because…

I have ordered over half a dozen frames from Craig's over the past few years and have always been satisfied. The quality of the product is always exceptional and the packaging is top notch. They are so well cared for and always arrive in pristine condition. You get more than what you pay for when you order from Craig and let's face it, when you order frames from Revain there is no better seller than Craig. I wish they would have offered some sizes like A4 which I had to go through the…

This is a good frame at a reasonable price, I got this to frame a 16x24 Studio Ghibli print and it looks great in it. I just wanted a plain black thin frame that wouldn't break the bank and it delivers. It was well packed and with protective film on both sides of the plexiglass. There was a scratch on the glass when I first opened it, but I discovered it was the protective layer on the outside - great job! No scratches, no rips, looks sturdy, has a well cut cardboard backing and the fasteners…

Most of the negative reviews I saw were mostly about damage so I decided to take a chance. nope Bad choose. This frame is very cheaply made and definitely shouldn't cost as much as it's listed. If it was half the price I could keep it because it does the job well enough, but I just can't let it go knowing the price is too high. Plexiglas is really just that and very thin. I thought he was at least a little fat. The frame feels like cork wood and isn't very well made. cardboard pad. I think it…

These are lacquered wooden slats held together with exceptionally thin plastic that acts as 'glass'. These are not $25 materials. But good luck finding a reasonably priced frame that can be safely shipped to you. More thought and effort went into the packaging and instructions than the frame itself. I started this review as a complaint but now I fully understand: the cost of this frame is almost entirely spent on the packaging. Ultimately, I pay for it to get to me in perfect condition and…

Very cheaply made, VERY! When removing the protective coating from both sides of the acrylic make sure you are on a research lab level free of dust/lint/hair unless it's static electricity that attracts everything and everyone! Acrylic is so cheap that a microfiber cloth I tried lightly with to remove dust particles actually left scratches. For real?!?! Also, good luck trying to use this on an image you actually want to see. The reflection/glare from it is absolutely awful! Makes an impressive…

Pros: - simple, easy to assemble - in my case the packaging was good, the frame was well protected with lots of foam in a large box - very reliable - light - wide range of sizes to choose from including a few more obscure sizes Cons: - cardboard backing; it's lighter, but durability wasn't meant here - the frame is fragile and breaks easily if mishandled or dropped - the "clear acrylic paneling" attracts a lot of dust and hair, so assembly can be tricky. It also seems easy to label yourself.…