Enhance Your Memories with Craig Frames 1WB3BK: 12x15-Inch Picture Frame, 1-Inch Wide, Black, Smooth Wrap Finish Review

Tight, even corners. The frame looks a lot better than it really is. The "glass" part is actually plastic. It is covered on both sides with a removable plastic film to prevent scratching. It was sent in a very well protected package so it arrived in perfect condition. The frame feels pretty flimsy, however, with the back being held in place by bendable metal grommets instead of something sturdier. For the price of almost 40€ I expected something better. The size (13 x 15) is so hard to find but

because it's plexiglass and the backing is in real piece of cardboard. Yes, just like the box it came in. In addition, there is no suspension on the frame; You have to attach it yourself. I bought "used like new" for $30 which unfortunately is not at all an accurate representation of the item I received. The plexiglass had already had its protective film removed and was badly scratched when put back in the box. Also, most of the hardware was missing, so the discount wasn't that big considering…

We needed a 20" x 26" matte print frame. This frame is well made, sturdy and without dents or issues. Acrylic is clear and transparent. What is the problem? Attaching the hanger D-rings. The instructions state that the suspension D-rings are to be attached using the screws provided. Great! I have an electric screwdriver. But there are no pre-drilled holes. 1/3 the height (or width) of the frame from top to bottom, be it H or V. The wood is VERY HARD. . How difficult would it be for a…

without entering big bucks for custom frames. This frame fills that niche perfectly. Next to another poster in a custom frame I have a hard time telling a difference. I only notice the reflections off the plexiglass (compared to the custom frame next to it) if I pay attention. But if it means a lot to you, you might need a more expensive custom frame (or at least replace the glass). Some people have commented on the process of inserting the screws that hold the wire. No need to drill holes…