📸 JERRY & MAGGIE - White PVC Photo Frame: Collage Wall Hanging with 12 Sockets for 6x4 Photos - Classic Loyalty Style Review

I like the look of this collage frame and would give it five stars, but it is difficult to insert photos and one of the plastic photo covers was missing. The best way to ensure photos stay in place is to stick them to the backing, reattach the backing, and hang. Plastic in the photo is possible, but I would prefer glass.

I like how the frames look from the front. The back, on the other hand, is useless. This is a one piece cutout that attaches to the frame with a pair of thumb screws. Pictures must be put in frames, otherwise they will fall out. The back is made of very cheap, thin cardboard. That could be a great piece, but it's not true.

As some people have mentioned in the comments, the back of this frame is pretty annoying. It works in the end, but it's definitely the weak point of this product. Otherwise it arrived on time and safely with no damage to the product. It was easy to hang and looks great in my hallway. I wish they had some other phrases to choose from. Family business a bit cheesy.

Very thin. If I had to redo it I wouldn't buy it. It was going to be used for my wedding and now it's probably being sold at a flea market. I don't like that the back is preserved as a whole. If you only want to change 1 picture you have to move each little one of these dials all over the back locking it in place and similarly move them back when you're done. It's not the seller's fault, since the photos show the back, I just didn't understand what I was buying.

I love this product. First, make sure your images are positioned the way you want them, as you will need to remove the entire backing to change an image. There are about 25 tiny fins that you have to move in order to take off the one-piece shield. And I accidentally stepped on and broke one of the clear 4x6 plastic covers protecting the photos. It would be nice to be able to buy a replacement for them or maybe put an extra 1-2 in the package. But overall, it's a really great way to showcase…

This picture frame is made of thin plastic. There's no glass, it's just plastic. The back is cardboard. It's not worth $10 let alone $38. It won't hold the photos unless you tape them all in place and then we have a hard time screwing the cheap cardboard back onto the back. I've tried returning it but I can't repackage it without paying. UPS wanted to charge me $30 for repackaging. Support didn't help either. They will not refund my money unless I return it in the package I paid for. I didn't…

So where to start? It's also slightly curved, possibly due to the tight packaging, so it doesn't sit flush against the wall. "Glass" is also plastic (which was not expected). Each piece has a protective film on both sides that had to be permanently removed. Additionally, the glare from the plastic makes the photos almost indistinguishable. I have many frames with glass inserts in the same room and they are crystal clear but these are not. Function - The points on the back to fix the substrate…