Review on NIUBEE 12X16 And 11X17 Clear Acrylic Wall Mount Picture Frames, A3 Size Floating Frameless Photo Frame For Certificate Poster Display-Double Panel(Full Frame Is 14.5X18.5 Inch) by Tracy Thrash

These were more expensive than I expected, but still ended up being cheaper than making my own. I purchased 2 of the 20x24 frames.Packaging kept the contents very safe and sound, which included everything needed to hang your art including drywall anchors and screws, a hex key, bubble level, two sided tape, and white gloves to feel like a professional (and keep oils off the art and frames).The frames look great and quality is perfect. No blemishes on the hardware or panels. The corners all line up well. There is moderate glare from sunlight but that's expected without any special coatings. Be aware of the lighting where you intend to hang your art.Two minor complaints. It was difficult to hold such a large piece of acrylic up to mark holes for drilling. I don't remember a paper template in the kit but I may have missed it. This is only an issue for installing large frames alone, but it was still manageable. The second issue was trying to remove the protective paper adhered to the acrylic sheets. It tore frequently and required a lot of force to pull off. While removing the second side I had to be very cautious not to scratch the exposed side. I spent around 2.5 hours installing both of my frames alone and at least 40 minutes of it was spent removing the protective coating.All in all, a solid value and I am happy with the product. Just remember you really need to know where you want these art pieces before you hang them because it's a lot of work to move them. A quick guide to hanging art (height, spacing, other elements, etc) would be a nice touch in case you're wanting ideas.