Burnes of Boston DAX2860W2X DAX 18 by 24 Inch Black Wood Wall Frame #2860W2X

I bought three of these. Overall they are pretty decent quality for the price, no issues with the fit and finish. However, they are slightly small to the point where my posters wouldn't lie flat in the frame and I'm pretty sure they're going to have some damage from warping and the metal tabs indenting the edges. If you're framing something inexpensive that you aren't too worried about, these are fine. But I wouldn't recommend it for something collectible that has value.

I bought this because it was the only wooden frame I could find in this size and price range. It arrived in an obscenely large package, but appears to be as pictured. Get your flathead screwdriver ready because there are a LOT of those little metal tabs, but they do hold the picture in place nicely. My only real complaint was that the “glass” piece is actually a very flimsy, thin piece of cheap plastic. I was expecting actual glass like all of my other frames, but thanks to the shrink wrap protector they put on both sides of the plastic, it looks to be in pretty good shape. I’m sure cleaning it won’t be quite as easy though, and I definitely would not recommend this as a gift item, as the plastic really cheapens the whole frame.

I bought 3 of these to frame posters above my couch, they've been hanging for about 7 months now, no issues and they look good! Was a great alternative to spending $100+ for a legit frame.

It’s a tad overpriced for such an average frame, but it does its job very well—tastefully accentuating any room in your home while humbly displaying any image of your choice. Don’t forget to take the vinyl off the plexiglass though…

This frame was prefect for my needs. Easy to use. Affordable. Not for framing an original Picasso but its great for this print my friend made. 18x24 size was spot on.Packaging kept it safe during shipping.Pro tip, use a spoon lifting and flattening the little metal tabs that hold the backing in place to avoid a nasty gash on your fingertip. It has hangers built in to hang either vertically or horizontally.I plan to buy more of these for framing concert poster/ticket stub collages since 2020 robbed me of the ability to see live music. This way my living room will feel like a crusty rock club bathroom...in the most endearing possible way.Would certainly recommend this frame.

Used this to frame a print. Wooden frame with plastic not glass so it’s lightweight. I liked that the plastic had a protective film you remove once you are ready on both sides which kept it from getting scratched. Easy to get the print in the frame but the frame itself was flimsy and I was afraid I would damage it just getting the cardboard back off and putting it back on. Overall looks nice on the wall but it’s not made of anything very substantial so I wouldn’t want to be changing out the print very often.

Pretty cheap, so not really worth the price, but if you can't get to a Michaels or something local to snag a better priced frame, it'll do.It's the kind with the small metal bits holding the backing on that you have to bend up and out, place your photo and the backing, and then bend back down. Not even the pivoting kind to retain the backing.And the mount for the nail on the wall - not even a hinge point. Just tin metal you bend.So cheaply made, but works if you have no other option.

I like the fact that my poster fits and looks nice in my living room. I dislike the frame being kind of flimsy plastic which I handled with care. Will spend more to get a better quality frame next time. It serves the purpose and hope that it is durable. It has too many tabs on the back side to hold the poster in place.

Sadly, I have to say this is a piece of junk. The plexi is foggy so my art looks bad, there are marks on the frame where there is no finish, one of the hooks on the back fell off.

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