Craig Frames Contemporary, 18 x 24 Inch Black Picture Frame Matted to Display a 12 x 18 Inch Photo, Set of 4

I was thrilled to get the four large matching frames to hang some fun pictures

**FIRST OF ALL** I’m seeing some reviews about the cardboard backing and the metal prongs on the back:1- the the cardboard is irrelevant. All it does is add protection and padding behind your art.2- you’re supposed to press the metal prongs into the cardboard backing once you insert your art, so that it stays tight and secure. Some people really need to learn how to use frames and it shows.I’ve never been into “art” or decorating my living space until recently. A few months ago, I discovered Nashid Chroma on tiktok (artists name and dot com for website) and saw these incredibly beautiful prints. I decided to get four powerhouse women for my office space, all in 16x20 size. They for sure 💯 needed a frame to do them justice. 👌I had heard about the cost of getting art and prints professionally framed and dreaded the expense, time, and energy of going that route. I decided to look up frames on Amazon, and was skeptical when I found these. However, despite the “cheap cardboard on the back”, these are incredibly fair-priced. I opted for the white matted frames for these prints, as the rest of my home office is mostly white/pink/gray. Worst case scenario I return them?I was blown away. They are incredibly sturdy, beautiful quality, and had instructions on how to install the wiring for hanging on the wall. Very pleasantly surprised and happy with my first attempt at self-framing. (Also I did it all solo, so you can too, independent babes.)Highly recommend. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The only thing missing is an (added cost) option for a double-colored mat.

I've always been obsessed with my dogs, and recently PBN was added as another exhausting (yet stress- relieving) obsession. Needing frames for my "paintings" of my dogs, but not having hundreds of dollars to spend on professional framing, I took a chance on these, and now we are up to two sets. Both arrived in reasonably okay condition, and I'm really happy with them. They are not museum quality, but I'm not a fancy artist. Just an old lady who loves her dogs and PBN.

These frames will do in a pinch, my issue was the "some assembly required" -- meaning, putting the wire hanger on the back. Getting wire taught and equal on frames was difficult. When I measured my wall, meticulously, I had to move my nail points numerous times. This wouldn't be an issue if there was a sawtooth hanger to put on the frame edge.In the future, when I order my artwork (these are high-quality prints from a photography lab), I will have the print-lab do the framing, even though that will cost much much more.Order if you're looking for inexpensive and a so-so product. Not good for high-quality art.

Quality is medium. The backing is cheap cardboard which creates little flakes or dust. That puts a lot of cardboard flakes in your working area so it's hard to make sure they are all not caught behind the glass. If they just put something besides the cardboard it would be way better, seems like a bad place to cut costs. The glass bows out a little bit. The fasteners on the back are the metal tabs that you bend out to open the back of the frame, and bend in again to hold the picture in place; I prefer spring clips. Also you have to install the picture hangers with screws, an extra chore compared to frames I prefer from "usimples". However, I did buy more of these because this size (a frame matted to display a 13x19 picture) is difficult to find.

Perfect for displaying 8 x10 pictures . It's precut matte was Excellent

They are obvious plastic, but will probably not look bad on the wall. I KNOW, what do you want for $25 a frame.