Black Wood Poster Frame For 36 x 24 Inch (91.5 x 61cm) Maxi Poster - Moulding Width 3cm

The frame is very smart black wood and the 'glass' an excellent non reflective and non-breakable plastic which displays. the poster perfectly. The poster I wanted it for is measured at 36x24 inches and it fitted the frame exactly. Not all frames are so accurately made.The frame comes with plastic corner protection covers which do their job well and are useful, along with the box, if you need to transport it after mounting the poster.With the very reasonable price, it's hard to see how you could do better than this item.

Excellent for the price. Not the sturdiest frame I've ever encountered but it has to be fairly light because of its size. It was ideal for the poster with only a tiny bit of trimming needed to said poster and is light enough to hang on just a single hook. Looks great on the wall, what more do you need?

Good packaging, solid frame (be gentle with it though, it doesn't look overly sturdy), rather light, pretty easy to hang. Very nice to put posters on display (obviously), especially as 36x24 inch frames are not too easy to come by around here. Careful while hanging it though, the black varnish may rub off on the wall.

Exactly what I wanted! The frame holds the whole poster (with no margin around it) so you don't need to centre the poster by eye, it just fits exactly in the frame. The plastic on the front doesn't warp or bend at all, it is perfectly see through, in fact if you're not looking for it, it might as well be glass, but at a fraction of the price! We have quite old walls and this frame is very light (because of the plastic) so there is no worry of it pulling a nail out of the wall or falling down which is great.The only warning I would give to other buyers is to make sure you open the package and fit the poster in etc., on a super clean, dust free and hair free surface! I did this on the floor (thinking I would have a big surface to work) and within seconds the whole of the plastic was covered in fluff and puppy hair because of the static on the plastic. They were easy enough to get rid of, but it is just a faff that can easily be avoided by making sure you start off somewhere super clean.All in all, exactly what I was looking for, and amazing value!

I got this yesterday and the frame was really nicely packaged. The glass had film protecting it on both sides. I framed my poster VERY carefully, just to realise as I finished that the glass had 6 or 7 scratches in different places... I am pretty sure I did not do this framing the poster, but even if I did this just means that the glass scratches very easily.The only reason I am not rating this 1 star is because this item is really cheap (although the quality of the frame is very poor as well).

We had a little crack in our frame when it arrived by delivery, but the customer service team was excellent and was able to fix our problem straight away.We are all really happy with the frame, super high quality and looks great as well. We would recommend to others!

These frames are cheap. I took a risk ordering them and it got no more than what I expected. The frame is secure once you've taped the board into place with some framer's tape and the acrylic sheet is thicker (and therefore stiffer) than the similarly sized frames you'd buy at Ikea, but unfortunately all my frames appear to be warped and curve away from the wall. This may be the way I have hung them using the integrated mount point on the board, however. The actual frame is cheaply put together - there are places where the foil is not properly applied (although mostly not visible), and the mitre joint have visible gaps.All in all, these are fine for the odd movie poster that you'd otherwise blu-tack to the wall, but I will be buying some better frames at higher cost for my artwork to do it more justice.

Just received two picture frames i ordered for posters.As i started to remove the packaging, i noticed there were many small metal points, 20 in total on each frame! which had to be bent back to add the posters.Started to bend them back to add the poster but they were very sharp ! i cut my thumb quite deep straight away so then used a table knife.My daughter also helped me who also cut her finger straight away! we then used a knife but still managed to cut ourselves on the sharp points.A little bit disappointed as as a result we got blood on the posters.May be a better idea to make sure the points on the back of the frames are not sharp, especially as there were so many of them to get through.