🖼️ MCS Museum Poster Frame: Elegant Onyx Finish for 20 x 28 Inch Artworks Review

This frame is very strong and well built. "Glass" is plastic plexiglass, but it's perfectly clear and works well. One downside: the viewport is a bit smaller than 24x30, so the edges are clipped a bit. It gets in the way of the title of the poster I included, but overall the product is just great.

Perfect for the office! I printed out some 20x30 pictures and needed them to frame. At the frame stores they charged me $50 + tax for each frame. I had 4 photos so I decided to buy 4 of these frames and do it myself to save half the money. It matches the desk and has received compliments on the frame. The frame is not glass but looks expensive.

I have a medium wooden frame and couldn't be happier! I'm using it for a composite photo of our sorority, so I wanted something economical and survivable in a hostel. It looks pretty solid and has good build quality! The wood grain looks very realistic and has a nice texture! All in all I would definitely recommend this frame.

Too bad to say that this frame is a total waste. Arrived already disintegrated. The corners of the frame are "attached" with cheap thin clips and foam. You can clearly see in the photos that it doesn't really hold together. The whole frame is bulky because the anchors (corners) are not secured. I tried to glue the corners together but it doesn't stick! Not sure if it's worth repacking and sending back but we'll see!

I like that this frame is lightweight. The front is made of plexiglass, so you don't have to worry about breakage. Also, the quality of the material looks very good for the price. I also like that it comes with a hanging bracket already installed on the back. Definitely recommend and buy again. I like that this frame is lightweight. The front is made of plexiglass, so you don't have to worry about breakage. Also, the quality of the material looks very good for the price. I also like that it…

The frames are thin - plastic or extruded plastic. You look great. BUT. When everything was assembled - the picture in the frame - the glass (thin sheet of plastic) - sitting on the table - everything looked great. Then I hung it on the wall. Oh my goodness! You couldn't see the picture, but you could see everything in the room. It was like a mirror. We closed all windows and curtains. All you could see was a reflection of EVERYTHING in the room. When it gets dark - the same - if you don't look