SONGMICS Assembly Required Multiple URPF20BK Review

The name of this product is misleading - it mentions glass but as the full description would suggest it is actually polystyrene (or plastic). It requires quite a bit of assembly, so keep that in mind if this isn't your thing. Otherwise I was happy with the frame itself and how my collage turned out. It was much stronger than another brand I bought from the store and then returned.

I am so thrilled with this purchase. Great quality for the price, no missing or broken parts (and actually a few spares) and best of all, can be assembled by a not so skilled person (me) with simple instructions. Just pay close attention to the exhibits - to decide which side is 'up', make sure you check which part has a wall mount and plan for that part to be 'up'. There are 2 parts with brackets so you can hang it both horizontally and vertically. I ordered this as a 10th anniversary gift and

Looks good when assembled. Very unique! Images can be easily swapped out after assembling the item. Assembly isn't difficult - you may need a drill or cordless screwdriver, although there are plenty of screws. Although some corners have been cut. The backs of the frame have no internal padding, therefore the rivets are flush with the photo - this can partly be seen in the photo as they are ring shaped. Also, contrary to what the instructions say, there was no protective film on the styrofoam…

This is a beautiful frame that pops out of the wall a little (three layers together: 4 photos will stick to the wall, 4 will be on the second stack, and the last 2 are in the center and front Looks very stylish and easy to assemble The only tool you need is a Phillips screwdriver The screws are not tight enough I would recommend using 3M picture hanging bars to fully mount this on the wall to attach Choose your photos wisely and make sure they match perfectly!May not suit your frame if you…

The finished product is very beautiful and unique. Glass was important to me, and it wasn't plastic. The frame material was affordable and the holes were drilled fairly accurately. At least accurate enough. One of the clips holding the back of the photo frame in place was very loose and probably didn't do its job. The rivet was just badly fastened and there is no way to fix it. There are 4 clips in the picture so it will still work. If you frequently replace frames, this can be a problem as…